
Room for the bigger picture.
Keep the peninsula and False Creek together for the first view.
Start with this view ↗Vancouver's downtown peninsula has a compact grid with water on several sides. False Creek separates it from another broad pattern of streets to the south.
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Compare the two views ↓
These are the actual map designs you’ll open. Start with one, then make your changes in the studio.

Keep the peninsula and False Creek together for the first view.
Start with this view ↗
More space for the smaller blocks around central Vancouver. Move this view toward your own place, then add the words you want beneath it.
Make this one yours ↗Keep the peninsula and False Creek together for the first view. Move toward Stanley Park for more open space or south for a neighborhood-centered print.
The pictured designs show streets, water, and open spaces. You can move the map, change its colors, add a marker, and write your own title in the studio.
Vancouver’s boundary styles use the city’s 22 official local areas, such as Kitsilano, Mount Pleasant, the West End and Strathcona, with neighbourhoods of Burnaby and New Westminster from OpenStreetMap.
View the boundary source ↗
This view fits the bundled area dataset into the print. The lettering follows those shapes, with roads and water fills removed. Inspect the smallest names before choosing a size.
Vancouver’s boundary styles use the city’s 22 official local areas, such as Kitsilano, Mount Pleasant, the West End and Strathcona, with neighbourhoods of Burnaby and New Westminster from OpenStreetMap.
Try Vancouver typography ↗About this map style ↗Yes. Drag or zoom the map in the studio, or search for an address. The preview updates as you move. Check the edges and the detail before saving your design.
You can change the title, subtitle, and caption, choose another palette, adjust the layout, and add markers. Your saved link keeps the design so you can return to it.
Block and Paper makes physical prints. Designing and saving are free; print orders open when checkout is available. There is no print-file download.
A close street view can work well at 12 × 16 inches. A wider, denser composition benefits from more space. Compare the actual map detail, then read our print size guide.