San Jose Street Map
San Jose sprawls, and most maps of it stop at the freeway numbers. This landscape-oriented street map of central San Jose goes deeper, carrying extensive street labeling across the downtown core and the neighborhoods around it, from the Guadalupe River corridor out toward the I-880 and Highway 101 corners of the city.
Published by MapSherpa, it is built for working reference: dispatchers routing home service crews, real estate offices drawing farm areas, sales managers splitting Silicon Valley territories, and delivery planners who need to see the street grid rather than guess at it.
What the map shows:
- All roads, with major arterials and highways labeled
- Neighborhood names across central San Jose
- Railways and rail corridors
- Land use fills for parks and recreation areas, industrial districts, and hospital campuses
- Points of interest including schools, libraries, stadiums, and museums
Finishing at Map Shop runs from premium paper to satin lamination, quarter-inch foam core mounting, black or walnut rails, and full framing. Laminated and mounted versions take map pins, stickers, and wet-erase markers, which is how most planning offices use them.

