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City of London county map

Name: City of London county map download bundle
Brand: GBMaps
SKU: county-city-and-county-of-the-city-of-london-bundle
Price: 25.00 GBP
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Explore the City of London county map. Click into the map to see the vector detail, then choose a free sample or the complete download.

The whole county. The outlined central square shows the free sample area.

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3 km²Mapped county area

8,500Approx. census residents

4,800Approx. census households

0.0%Mapped woodland coverage

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City of London map details

Complete county download

Coverage: The mapped City of London outline, with surrounding context faded. Check the displayed boundary when planning coverage.
Vector PDF: Finished A3 portrait layout, with a scale ratio for printing at A3. The artwork stays sharp at other sizes; the scale bar enlarges with it.
Editable SVG: Full-county vector artwork for compatible illustration software. Labels are outlined shapes to preserve their appearance.
Layered Illustrator: Native Adobe Illustrator artwork with named map and label layers. Labels are outlined shapes.
PNG image: 3,000 × 3,000 pixels in the download. The website preview uses 1,200 × 1,200 pixels.

Free central sample

Sample area: 0.9 km square around CITY OF LONDON.
On this page: Click the whole-county image to reveal the sharper SVG sample.
Free download: A vector PDF of that same central sample, after the email form.
Map content: Settlements, roads, railway lines, water, woodland, county outline, scale and north arrow.

TOWNS, CITIES AND VILLAGES IN CITY OF LONDON

A closer look at City of London

Explore the City of London boundary, with surrounding map detail faded to show the county clearly. The place index below links to an individual street map where available.

The mapped City of London outline spans approximately 2 km north to south and 3 km east to west, covering 3 km². Its place index records 1 city.

Woodland covers approximately 0.0 km², or 0.0% of the mapped City of London area. Surface water covers a further 0.3 km², while public parks and gardens cover 0.0 km². These measurements follow the county outline shown on the map.

City of London

Underlined names open available street maps.

Place types follow the source dataset; they are not a legal-status classification.

GETTING AROUND

Roads and railway connections

The mapped City of London road network includes A1211, A3211, A40, A10, A201 and A4. Mapped railway lines total approximately 17 km within the county boundary.

Road class	Mapped length	Examples
Motorways	0 km	—
Primary routes	1 km	A1211
Other A roads	11 km	A3211, A1211, A40, A10, A201
B roads	1 km	B400, B100, B500, B521

Lengths measure clipped map lines. Separate carriageways and slip roads can be included, so these are not end-to-end route distances.

14 mapped railway-station locations

Includes combined Underground/rail locations and heritage locations shown in the source; it is not a list of current passenger services.

Aldgate
Bank
Barbican
Blackfriars
Cannon Street
City Thameslink
Fenchurch Street
Liverpool Street
Mansion House
Monument
Moorgate
St Paul's
Tower Gateway

LANDSCAPE AND WATER

Woodland, rivers and open spaces

The mapped surface-water area is shown below. No named rivers or canals are recorded in the retained named-waterway network for this outline.

Mapped feature	Area	County share
Woodland	0.0 km²	0.0%
Built-up areas	3.1 km²	98.3%
Surface water	0.3 km²	8.1%
Public parks & gardens	0.0 km²	0.8%

Areas use the most detailed available outlines, clipped to the county and with overlaps removed within each category. Categories can overlap one another and should not be added together. River and canal names come from the named network retained in the atlas.

POPULATION AND POSTAL COVERAGE

City of London postcodes and population

Download district table ↓

1,597Current postcode locations

27Postcode districts represented

102Postcode sectors represented

49Sectors crossing the county outline

The postcode areas EC and WC account for 98.1% of the county's located current postcodes. Among the postcode districts represented, EC2Y contributes the largest census population within the mapped county, at approximately 3,300 residents. Postal boundaries do not follow county outlines: the table shows only residents and households allocated to City of London.

Explore the 27 postcode districts Population, households and county coverage

District	Current postcodes	Census residents	Census households	Postcode locations inside county
Postcode districts within the E – GBMAPS.COM postcode area E – GBMAPS.COM postcode sector map 1 districts represented in City of London
E1	31	1,039	478	2.0%
Postcode districts within the EC – East Central London postcode area EC – East Central London postcode sector map 23 districts represented in City of London
EC1A	100	936	571	60.6%
EC1M	4	47	20	2.4%
EC1N	14	17	12	9.0%
EC1Y	21	730	351	12.1%
EC2A	16	—	—	4.7%
EC2M	132	109	64	81.5%
EC2N	44	28	11	95.7%
EC2P	1	—	—	1.5%
EC2R	65	16	7	90.3%
EC2V	98	22	13	99.0%
EC2Y	86	3,323	1,991	96.6%
EC3A	64	31	21	97.0%
EC3M	79	2	2	100.0%
EC3N	75	282	128	92.6%
EC3P	1	—	—	4.0%
EC3R	75	320	185	96.2%
EC3V	78	22	14	98.7%
EC4A	107	380	252	97.3%
EC4M	91	167	78	97.8%
EC4N	64	41	19	94.1%
EC4R	55	52	31	98.2%
EC4V	109	575	302	98.2%
EC4Y	120	228	136	97.6%
Postcode districts within the WC – West Central London postcode area WC – West Central London postcode sector map 3 districts represented in City of London
WC1V	13	9	6	13.8%
WC2A	51	102	57	45.1%
WC2R	3	4	2	2.9%

Population and household figures use Census 2021, allocated by postcode location to the mapped county. They are approximate census-based figures, not current population estimates. Blank or suppressed source values remain unknown. Sources and method

County colouring tool: South East, East of England and London grouped into coloured regions.

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Watch the assistant colour South East, East of England and London, then hide the other areas.

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About these City of London maps

What is the difference between the free sample and the complete map?

The free PDF covers a 0.9 km square in the centre of the county. The £25 complete download covers the whole mapped county, with an A3 vector PDF, grouped SVG, layered Illustrator and 3,000px square PNG.

Will the vector map stay sharp when I enlarge it?

The PDF and SVG contain vector artwork, so lines and shapes can scale cleanly. Choose a print size that keeps labels readable; a very small page cannot show the same detail comfortably.

How do I get the free sample PDF?

Choose “Smaller free sample” and complete the email form. The same street-map download process records your request and provides a private PDF link.

Which City of London boundary does this map use?

This map follows the established City of London outline in the GBMaps county collection. It can differ from a current council area or another definition of the county. The geographical and postcode figures on this page follow the same displayed boundary.

Can I change the map colours?

The SVG can be edited in compatible vector software. For an easier way to colour county or postcode boundaries into territories, use the separate online map colouring tool above.

Is there also a simple county reference map?

The existing City of London county reference SVG remains available. The detailed map preview and central sample above are separate, so existing links to the county SVG can continue to work. The original City of London reference PDF is also retained.

Do you need a detailed map covering all of Great Britain?

For wall graphics, oversized printing or professional artwork across England, Scotland and Wales, explore the whole-country vector map bundle. The SVG, PDF and Adobe Illustrator files are very large and complex, so this option is intended for experienced users with suitable hardware and software.

Where do the map and county figures come from?

The map uses the GBMaps Strategi design. The accompanying geographical statistics and place-name lists come from separate analysis of Ordnance Survey open mapping data, while named rivers and canals use the Strategi network. The statistics describe the county; not every source feature is labelled in the printed map. Geographical analysis was prepared in October 2026; the source archive date is not a verified survey or data release date.

Woodland, water and built-up areas use the most detailed outlines available for each category. Each is clipped to the county and measured after dissolving overlap within that category. Generalised versions for other map scales are excluded. Public parks and gardens use that specific greenspace class. Road and rail lengths measure mapped lines, which can include separate carriageways, tracks and ramps. Stations and settlement classifications describe source features rather than a current service or legal-status register.

Residents and households use Census 2021 postcode counts from the supplied census and postcode data, assigned once by postcode location. Current postcodes refer to the supplied directory compiled on 7 November 2026. These are census-based approximations, not population projections. The source years and missing or suppressed values are retained in the downloadable postcode analysis.

City of London county map