I published my first maps of London in 2020 with Hammersmith & Fulham and Wandsworth. Since then I have been producing a steady stream of London borough maps to increase the portfolio. 

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The maps so far focus in the centre of the city around the Rive Thames which anchors the maps and is obviously such a distinguishing feature of London. 

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There are of course a lot more London borough maps to produce in the years ahead. The latest map off the line was Kensington and Chelsea in 2024 and the next one will be Richmond, the only London borough on both the north and south sides of the Thames.

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All the maps follow the same design standards that you see here with a much street level detail as possible. It is the naming of all the streets that takes the most time in producing these maps. It is a true labour of love. Because of the detail and amount of small text the smallest and only size the London maps are available in is A2 (59.4 x 42 cm).

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This is of course a standard print size you can very easily get a frame for if you are just buying the print from me. 

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In 2024 I reproduced all the London borough maps in a new design. The content and detail is the same but I changed many colours and design elements of the maps to produce what I call the 'blue' series.

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Like my main county and national park and landscape maps the London borough maps all come with a sites of significant historical and cultural interest section.

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Lots of major buildings and landmarks are on the map along with a complete rail and tube network with station labels. All parks, bridges and schools and colleges are also on the maps.

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If a map of a certain part of London would be of interest but it's not here yet, subscribe and get in touch with what you would like to see made.

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All maps are available to buy as 270 gsm archival fine art paper prints or 280 gsm canvas framed or unframed.

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The printing is the highest quality giclee printing that will not fade.