Ridge and valley roads
Itanagar's streets follow the land instead of cutting across it. Roads trace valley floors and ridge crests, so the drawing is made of curves, hairpins and branching spurs.
Minimalistiskt kortplakat · India
27.0869° N / 93.6099° E
A capital strung along forested Himalayan foothills, its streets following narrow valleys and ridgelines rather than any planned grid





Ein býur, fimm stemningar
Trýst á ein stíl fyri at síggja hann á veggnum. Allir stílar kosta tað sama — sum prent, í ramma ella sum HD-fílur.
Veruligar pixlar · 24 × 36″ prentfílaPrentskarpt
Hetta er ein 100% útskurður av teirri veruligu prentfíluni. Hvør plakat — prentað, í ramma ella niðurhalað — verður gjørd á okkara ambætarum við 300 DPI, upp til 7,200 × 10,800 pixlar, so eisini tær smæstu gøtur halda seg skarpar á einum 24 × 36″ prenti.
Á veggnum



Kortið
Itanagar is the capital of Arunachal Pradesh, set in the lower foothills of the eastern Himalaya. From above, it looks nothing like a plains city. The built area follows the valleys and the spurs between them, so the roads bend with the contours. Neighbourhoods sit on ridges and the slopes below them, and dense green hillside fills the gaps between settled strips. Roads tend to lead along valleys rather than across the terrain.
The city is closely tied to Naharlagun, a few kilometres away, and the two work almost as one urban area. On a map, the main road corridor between them is the clearest line. Side streets branch off it and climb in switchbacks toward government buildings, schools and housing. Small streams cut down through the slopes. Because the terrain leaves little flat ground, the street network looks irregular, with loops and dead ends where other cities would have a grid.
The name is usually linked to Ita Fort, a medieval brick fortification whose remains still stand in the city. The name is often read as meaning fort of bricks. Near the city, Ganga Lake, also known as Gyakar Sinyi, is a forest-ringed lake that shows up as a small still shape among the hills. An Itanagar map poster brings these things together: a young capital, an old name, and roads shaped by the terrain.
Itanagar's streets follow the land instead of cutting across it. Roads trace valley floors and ridge crests, so the drawing is made of curves, hairpins and branching spurs.
The main road linking the capital with Naharlagun is the longest continuous line on the map. It ties two settlements into a single linear urban area running through the foothills.
Also called Gyakar Sinyi, this lake near the city is surrounded by forest. On the poster it is a small, quiet shape, one of the few open surfaces among the slopes.
Ger tað til títt
Legg ein dag, eitt navn ella egnan tekst afturat, skift stíl, stødd ella snið.
Ókeypis forskoðanin er í lágari upploysing og hevur vatnmerki. Prent og HD-fílur verða gjørdar við 300 DPI, upp til 7,200 × 10,800 px, uttan vatnmerki.
Hví Itanagar
People hang Itanagar for different reasons. Some grew up in Arunachal Pradesh, some were posted there for work or study, and some have made the long trip into the northeast. The map shows a hill capital where nearly every road follows the land, and that makes it look quite different from most city maps.
You can personalise the title, subtitle and coordinates line, for example with a family name, a year or a date that matters to you. Choose one of five styles: Classic black & white, Noir, Paper, Blueprint or Sand. Buy the $9 HD digital files, or order a printed matte poster, with an optional wooden frame, from print partners in more than 30 countries.
Panta Itanagar-plakatið| Prentstødd | Upploysn | Fílur |
|---|---|---|
| 30 × 40 cm (11.8 × 15.7″) | 3,543 × 4,724 px | PNG · PDF |
| 29.7 × 42 cm (A3, 11.7 × 16.5″) | 3,508 × 4,961 px | PNG · PDF |
| 42 × 59.4 cm (A2, 16.5 × 23.4″) | 4,961 × 7,016 px | PNG · PDF |
| 45.7 × 61 cm (18 × 24″) | 5,400 × 7,200 px | PNG · PDF |
| 50 × 70 cm (19.7 × 27.6″) | 5,906 × 8,268 px | PNG · PDF |
| 61 × 91.4 cm (24 × 36″) | 7,200 × 10,800 px | PNG · PDF |
Til samanberingar er ókeypis forsýningin 900 px breið, við vatnmerki og ætlað til skerm. HD-fílurnar hava upp til 8 ferðir so høga upploysn í hvørja átt og verða prentaðar reint í fullari plakatstødd.
Vel ein stíl ovast á síðuni, og vel síðani Prentað Plakat — eina stødd og, um tú vil, eina ramma — ella Digital HD-Fílur. Tað tekur bara eitt stig at ganga til kassa, og pantanarsíðan tín dagførist so skjótt sum gjaldið er gjøgnumført.
Tað verður prentað á 200 gsm matt kvalitetspappír í einari av seks støddum, frá 30 × 40 cm til 24 × 36″. Prentaðar plakatir byrja á $39, sending íroknað.
Ja. Vel eina ramma av massivum træi í svørtum, hvítum, natúrligum eik ella dekkum træi. Hon kemur við glassi, sum ikki brotnar, og er klár at hongja upp. Plakatir í ramma byrja á $99, sending íroknað.
Sending er ókeypis um allan heim. Hvør plakat verður prentað hjá næsta prentsamstarvsfelaga okkara í 30+ londum og kemur vanliga fram innan 3–7 arbeiðsdagar. Tú kanst fylgja støðuni og sporing undir Mínar pantanir. Í nøkrum fáum londum tekur tað 2–5 vikur, og har sum vit ikki senda enn, sigur vevsíðan frá tí, áðrenn tú rindar.
Send okkum eitt mynd innan 14 dagar eftir móttøku, og vit prenta tað umaftur ókeypis ella endurgjalda tær.
Ja. Í ritlinum á hesi síðu kanst tú broyta heitið, undirheitið og koordinatlinjuna til hvat sum helst, og velja stíl og stødd. Prentaðar, ramma- og digitalar pantanir brúka allar sama honnun, sum tú hevur gjørt.
Fyri $9 fært tú 300 DPI PNG- og prentklárar PDF-fílur í øllum seks støddum, uttan vatnmerki, so tú kanst prenta hvar sum helst. Ikki vís enn? Halda niður eina ókeypis forskoðan við vatnmerki fyrst.