Map of central London postcode districts – W1, WC, EC – including street names

Downloadable royalty free vector artwork High-resolution PDFSVGLayered Adobe Illustrator file Limited Free Pass for Dynamic Mapping Suite i

Price £30

Zoom preview showing full area of coverage (low-resolution)

London W WC EC postcode districts detailed map preview v1
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Examples of styling in the zoom previews are included as ready to use high-resolution PDF files in the download package. You can edit all colours, fonts and other elements using Adobe Illustrator or other SVG editing software.


Supplied in four PDF styles as shown, this map covers London’s densely packed W1, WC and EC postcode districts juxtaposed with a street map including road names, clear labels, postcode district boundaries and underlying polygons with the possibility of colour editing in Illustrator or other SVG editing software. The map is scaled for legibility at A0 printing size (84.1 x 118.9 cm), though you can zoom in or tile it.

(The underlying streets are labelled on this map. If you do not require the street names for orientation at street level, you may prefer the cheaper version here without street names, which is legible at A4 printing.)

1-month premium access to all features in our dynamic online postcode maps is included free with this bundle.

Central London W1 postcode detail
Tiny sample detail of the map showing streets in the W1K postcode
Central London EC postcodes detail
One PDF version of the map has the graphic clarity of a silver map base below the red postcode district boundaries

 

Central London postcode districts detail with colour polygons
A version with interlocking colours gives easy visual separation of districts. Graphic designers using Adobe Illustrator will find the polygon sub-layers of the map super-easy to colour if they wish to edit the map