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Fort-de-France, as a plan

A poster of Fort-de-France, Martinique, drawn from the map itself: every building, street and river around its centre, in ink and colour.

Fort-de-France map poster: the city drawn as a plan
  • 2,948 buildings and 20 km of streets within 600 metres of the centre; the tallest rises 106 m, and buildings cover 21% of the ground.
  • Its streets have an orientation order of 0.15: running every way, like an old town (0 is every direction, 1 a perfect grid).
  • Over four kilometres around, the ground lies between 0 and 160 m above the sea.

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Not made by AI: every line is computed from OpenStreetMap data and open terrain data.

Four ways to draw Fort-de-France

Fort-de-France: Ground Plan
VII · Ground PlanThe 600 metres around the point as a figure-ground plan: buildings solid, streets and squares the paper between them.
Fort-de-France: Axonometry
VIII · AxonometryThe buildings within 240 metres of the point, raised to their mapped heights, as an architect's axonometric drawing seen from the south-west.
Fort-de-France: Street Compass
IX · Street CompassWhich ways the streets within 600 metres run, as a radial composition: the longer the streets in a direction, the larger its sector.
Fort-de-France: Strata
X · StrataThe ground's height over four kilometres around the point, in stepped levels like stacked paper.

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