Maps worth making.
Real survey data, drawn clean and layered for the machine on your bench: every entry arrives as SVG and DXF at 12, 18 and 24 inches, plus print-ready PDF, PNG and GIS formats, with each layer separated so you cut one and engrave the other without editing anything.
Start with your lake Open the map
- Lakes and reservoirs13,936
- Depth charts534
- Wine appellations276
- Islands125
- Peaks and parks56
- Bays and coasts26
- Legendary breaks50
- Airfields55
- Battlefields22
- The Moon and Mars22
Tycho Crater · 12 elevation layers · the Moon
Search the catalogue by name, or find your water on the map below and click it to see its files.
Click a blue dot for a lake (dark blue has a depth chart), a green dot for an island, a brown dot for a peak, a shaded outline for an appellation. Open the full map
The Moon
Craters and Apollo landing sites. Open the atlas
Mars
Volcanoes, canyons and rover craters. Open the atlas
What arrives
Waters
13,936 named lakes and reservoirs, filtered to those large enough to read as an object and named well enough to look for. Each record carries surface area, size and shoreline length, with elevation where recorded.
Appellations
All 276 American Viticultural Areas, with the nesting between them intact. 170 sit inside a larger appellation and 54 contain sub-appellations of their own.
Islands
125 islands from both American coasts, the Great Lakes and around the world, each with its coastline and inland water on separate layers.
Peaks and parks
56 mountains and national parks as stackable elevation layers, from Denali to the Grand Canyon, cut from the federal terrain survey.
Bays and breaks
26 bays, sounds and harbors plus 50 legendary surf breaks as descending depth charts, from NOAA and public ocean surveys.
Airfields and off-world
55 famous airfields as layered field diagrams, and 22 sites on the Moon and Mars measured by laser from orbit.