Long Beach City Map Poster

About this print

Long Beach map poster

Long Beach sits on the southern edge of Los Angeles County, where the city meets San Pedro Bay and the Pacific. It is a place with a lot going on in a compact stretch of coastline: a working harbor that ranks among the busiest in the country, a downtown waterfront that draws crowds to the Aquarium of the Pacific, and the Queen Mary, the retired ocean liner that has been moored there for decades. Inland, the city settles into a grid of residential streets and neighborhoods, each with its own character, from the beach cottages near the shore to the busy corridors that carry people across town.

This print presents the Long Beach street map in the Neon Night style, a design that gives the city a nocturnal, after-dark mood. It suits a city that feels different once the sun goes down, when the harbor lights come on and the waterfront takes on a quieter glow. The result is a piece of wall art that reads first as a striking graphic and then, on a closer look, as a place someone knows well.

It makes a thoughtful gift for anyone who grew up in Long Beach, studied there, moved away, or just arrived and is still learning the streets. It works in a living room, a home office, or a hallway, and pairs naturally with other city prints for anyone building a wall of places that matter. Like every RadMaps poster, it is meant as decorative art rather than a navigation aid, a way to keep a favorite city in view every day.

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Location

California, United States

Collection

Cityscapes