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3D printable city map

Type a place. Get a map you can print: buildings at their real relative heights, raised roads, recessed water, on a solid base.

1Place

Type a place and press Find to see your map in 3D.

2Style

3Shape

4Size on the plate

Or your own size mm

Area across

5Height

Hills

The ground rises and falls as it does in real life, from free elevation data.

More settings: water, base, building heights, colours

Water

Base thickness under the land

Buildings with no height in the map

Colours (the preview and each part of the 3MF)

6Extras (optional) Words on a lip below the map A heart or a pin on the map

7File

The preview and the size are free. The download is part of Brickalike Pro.

Buildings are drawn taller than true scale so they show on a small plate. Heights come from the map where it has them, and are estimates where it does not.
Roads are at least 1.2 mm wide, footpaths and tiny buildings are left out, and the base is at least 3 mm thick. Everything is straight up from the base, so it prints without supports. The file fits a 256 mm bed.
Estimates (plastic and time) were checked against Bambu Studio on the P1S at 0.2 mm and 15% infill.
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), map tiles by OpenFreeMap © OpenMapTiles. Hills from the Terrain Tiles on AWS Open Data (Mapzen and others). The place name you type goes to our server and the OpenStreetMap place search; your browser then fetches the map tiles for that square from OpenFreeMap and, with hills on, the elevation tiles from Amazon's open data store. Nothing else is sent.