Lake Havasu Map Art – City Prints Water Series
Lake Havasu is a reservoir on the Colorado River, held back by Parker Dam and split between the Arizona and California shorelines. City Prints turns that long, narrow body of water into graphic art: shoreline shapes, channels, and coves reduced to clean color and form rather than a labeled reference map.
This print comes from the City Prints Water series, a collection built around beaches, lakes, and the places people spend summers. It carries no scale and reads as modern art first, geography second, making it a strong fit for a lake house hallway, a home office, or a corporate lobby.
Finishing options include:
- Unframed prints on 105# Stardream Pearlescent Paper, a heavy stock with a metallic shimmer
- Poly frame using black 2.75 inch polystyrene molding without glass, allowing the paper to catch light
- Wood frame with an acid free white bevel cut mat under crystal clear acrylic
- Gallery wrapped canvas stretched over 1.5 inch deep wood bars
Every piece ships with hanging hardware and is printed on demand.









