Central Seattle, Washington – Landscape by Map Sherpa

Central Seattle Street Wall Map

Few American cities are harder to route through than Seattle. Water squeezes the street grid from both sides, Elliott Bay to the west and Lake Washington to the east, and the Lake Washington Ship Canal splits the city in half with only a handful of bridges stitching Ballard, Fremont, and Wallingford to the downtown core. This map from MapSherpa lays that geography out in landscape orientation at 1:25,000, with heavy street labeling so you can read your way from Capitol Hill to West Seattle without guessing.

Dispatchers at courier and home services companies use it to build route zones around the bridge bottlenecks. Sales managers block out territories by neighborhood, and brokers pin it in leasing offices when a client asks what surrounds a listing.

Base map content includes:

• All roads shown, with major arterials and highways labeled
• Neighborhood names across the central city
• Railways and rail corridors
• Land use fills for parks and recreation areas, industrial land, and hospital campuses
• Points of interest: schools, libraries, stadiums, museums, and border crossings

Map Shop finishes it as paper, laminated, foam core mounted, railed, or framed in black or walnut molding.