New royalty free maps of 16 US cities are now available at Map Resources. The maps are extremely detailed, with downtown maps showing every street and street label, and metro maps showing important regional details.
All map features are in separate layers for easy editing with Adobe Illustrator, with up to 60 layers per map. It’s easy for users to turn layers on or off as needed to create precisely the image they need.
Users can also edit type, font, line weight. Maps are vector images, so users can resize smaller or larger with no loss of detail.
Map Resources maps are completely royalty free for print, web and broadcast.
New cities available here: https://www.mapresources.com/newmaps.asp
Amarillo, Austin, Bronx. Brooklyn, Corpus Christi, Dallas, Houston, Long Island, Lubbock, Manhattan, Miami, Queens, San Antonio, Staten Island, Tempe, Tucson
For a complete list of Map Resources stock city maps: https://www.mapresources.com/citymaps.asp
To evaluate any map, users can click through to the file info, then download a full size PDF Preview image of the file. Users can open the PDF in Acrobat, then zoom in to examine features and other map details.
Maps are available online or directly from Map Resources (800-334-4291). All major credit cards and company purchase orders are accepted. All purchases come with a money-back guarantee.
For more information, or special map needs, call Map Resources directly at 800-334-4291.
Map Resources has specialized in developing editable maps for the professional business and graphics industry since 1984. A complete stock map collection is available at: www.mapresources.com.
This article was last modified on April 24, 2025
This article was first published on January 19, 2007
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