Chapel Hill North Carolina Street Map Print, Typography City Wall Art (Digital Download)

A Chapel Hill map print in three colorways — an instant digital download of the town where Franklin Street runs its slow arc past the University of North Carolina. This is the place drawn street by street: the campus edges along Cameron and Columbia, the ridge lines threading out toward the pines, every name set in type the way a Carolina town keeps its own quiet grid. For anyone who studied here, settled here, or still calls this corner of the Piedmont home.

Every purchase includes all three colorways:
- Paper, warm off-white with the streets and their names in near-black ink
- Ink, reversed — pale type carried on a deep KVARTER ink, warmer than a flat black
- Accent, the same drawing on this city's own colour.

WHAT YOU RECEIVE
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Three ZIP files, one per colorway, each holding all five aspect ratios as a print-ready vector PDF and a 300 DPI PNG (3 colorways × 5 aspect ratios × 2 formats = 30 files), together with a short KVARTER print guide. The five aspect ratios and their largest sizes: 2:3 up to 24×36 in, 3:4 up to 24×32 in, 4:5 up to 24×30 in, A-series (A5–A1), and 11:14 up to 22×28 in. The PDFs are true vector, so the type stays crisp at whatever size you print, and each PNG is an oversized master that prints at its largest size and every standard size below it.

HOW TO USE IT
Download, unzip, then print at home, send to a local print shop, or use a print-on-demand service — your choice of size and paper.

PRINT GUIDE
A short print guide is included, with paper and sizing advice and how to hand the files to a print shop.

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A thoughtful gift for a housewarming, wedding or anniversary, graduation, or Christmas — the streets of where someone grew up, met, married, or lives, written out by name.

Kvarter — Swedish for city block.

Instant download — nothing ships, no frame included.

Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).