Mobile City Map Poster

About this print

Mobile map poster

Mobile sits where the Mobile River meets the head of Mobile Bay, on Alabama's short stretch of Gulf Coast. It is one of the oldest cities on the Gulf, shaped over centuries by French, Spanish, British and American hands, and that layered history still shows in its older neighborhoods, its live oaks, and the ironwork balconies of its historic downtown. The city is also widely known as the home of the oldest organized Mardi Gras celebration in the United States, a tradition that fills its streets each winter with parades, music and mystic societies.

This print turns Mobile's street grid into a piece of wall art in the Painted Survey style, a visual design that pairs the order of a city plan with a softer, painterly feel. It suits a living room, a hallway or an office where a reminder of the Gulf Coast would be welcome. Like every RadMaps poster, it is meant as decoration rather than a guide for getting around town.

A city map often means the most to the people who have a story tied to it. For someone who grew up in Mobile, studied there, married there, or still drives past the bay on the way home, this poster can carry a lot of quiet meaning. It also makes a thoughtful gift for anyone who has moved away and misses the azaleas in spring, the parade routes in February, or simply the feeling of being near the water. The available sizes and finishes are listed on this page.

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Map details

Location

Alabama, United States

Collection

Cityscapes