Arlington City Map Poster

About this print

Arlington map poster

Arlington sits in the middle of the Dallas–Fort Worth area, a Texas city that many people know first for its game days and its amusement parks. Professional football and baseball are both played here, and Six Flags Over Texas has drawn summer crowds for generations. It is also home to the University of Texas at Arlington, which gives parts of the city a steady campus rhythm alongside the stadium traffic. For anyone who has lived, studied, or worked here, the street grid carries a lot of ordinary memory: the drive to class, the route to a first apartment, the way home after a long night at the ballpark.

This print renders Arlington's streets in the Antique Cartographic style, a design that borrows the mood of older survey maps and atlas plates. The result has a quieter, more historical feel than a typical modern city map, which suits a place that is usually described in terms of crowds and noise. It reads as a piece of decor first, something that belongs on a study wall or in a hallway rather than in a glovebox, and it is meant to be looked at and enjoyed, not used to find a way around town.

It makes a thoughtful gift for a UTA graduate, a family that has put down roots in the city, or someone who has moved away and still thinks of Arlington as home. It also pairs well with other city prints for anyone building a wall of places that matter to them across Texas or beyond.

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Location

Texas, United States

Collection

Cityscapes