Shown at 16×24" · Archival Matte 250 gsm
Shreveport City Map Poster
Painted Survey
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From living room to modern office
The same Shreveport artwork, shown in a 24×36 natural wood frame. Room scenes are for scale and styling; choose your exact size and material at checkout.


About this print
Shreveport map poster
Shreveport sits in the northwest corner of Louisiana on the banks of the Red River, a city shaped by river trade, railroads, and the oil and gas industry that grew up around it. Across the water lies Bossier City, and the two together form the heart of the Ark-La-Tex, where Louisiana, Arkansas, and Texas meet. This print captures Shreveport as a street map, rendered in the Painted Survey style, a design that gives the city's grid and curves a soft, brushed character while keeping the clarity of a plotted map.
For anyone who grew up in Shreveport, went to school there, or built a life along the Red River, a map of the city can hold a surprising amount of memory. The streets that carried a daily commute, the drive downtown, the way roads bend to follow the river: a city plan holds all of that without needing a single word of explanation. It also works for someone who simply admires the place, or wants a reminder of a city that once felt like home for a season.
The Painted Survey style suits rooms that lean warm rather than stark. It sits comfortably in a living room, a hallway, or a home office, and pairs well with wood, natural textures, and other art with a quieter palette. As a gift, it suits a move away from Shreveport, a move to it, a graduation, or a wedding for a couple with roots in the area. The print is meant as decorative art for the wall, a portrait of a city's shape, not a guide for finding the way around it.
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Map details
- Location
- Louisiana, United States
- Collection
- Cityscapes
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