Soviet street grid
Broad avenues and evenly spaced cross streets divide the centre into near-identical rectangles, a plan drawn in a single era and still clearly legible from above, with little of the irregularity of older towns.
Minimalistiskt kortplakat · Russland
64.5583° N / 39.8297° E
A planned shipbuilding city laid out in straight Soviet avenues on the flat shore of the White Sea's Dvina Bay.





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
Severodvinsk sits at the western edge of the Northern Dvina delta, about thirty-five kilometres from Arkhangelsk, where low marshy ground meets the open water of the White Sea. From above, the city reads as a rectangle of regular blocks pressed against the shoreline, with long avenues running parallel to the coast and cross streets marching down toward the bay. Channels of the delta cut the land to the east into islands.
The town was founded in the 1930s around a new shipyard and grew into Russia's main centre for building submarines, a history that explains its planned, almost diagrammatic street plan. Vast industrial basins and slipways occupy the waterfront, drawn on the map as hard-edged geometry. To the north, the long sandy strip of Yagry Island lies between the harbour and the sea, its pine forest rendered as quiet open space.
A Severodvinsk map poster keeps all of this in balance: the dense residential grid, the industrial shoreline, the braided delta channels and the pale expanse of the bay. Printed in black and white, the contrast between built blocks and empty water becomes the main subject, and the northern latitude is recorded in the coordinates line beneath the title.
Broad avenues and evenly spaced cross streets divide the centre into near-identical rectangles, a plan drawn in a single era and still clearly legible from above, with little of the irregularity of older towns.
A long, forested island between the harbour and the White Sea, with a sandy beach on its seaward side. On the map it forms a thin protective band along the city's northern edge.
East of the city, arms of the Northern Dvina wind through low wetland toward Arkhangelsk, splitting the land into islands and giving the poster a loose, organic contrast to the grid.
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 Severodvinsk
Severodvinsk is often a place people have worked in, served in or grown up in, and its plan carries that sense of purpose. A print of the grid and the bay makes a restrained reminder of a northern home, fitting a study or hallway as easily as a living room.
The poster can be personalised with your own title, subtitle and coordinates line, for example a family name or the year you arrived. Choose one of five styles: Classic black & white, Noir, Paper, Blueprint or Sand. Blueprint suits the shipbuilding story particularly well.
Panta Severodvinsk-plakatið| Prentstødd | Upploysn | Fílur |
|---|---|---|
| 30 × 40 cm11.8 × 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 cm18 × 24″ | 5,400 × 7,200 px | PNG · PDF |
| 50 × 70 cm19.7 × 27.6″ | 5,906 × 8,268 px | PNG · PDF |
| 61 × 91.4 cm24 × 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.
Flutningur er ókeypis til 60+ landa. Hvør plakat verður prentaður hjá tí prentfelaga okkara, sum er næstur, í 30+ londum, og kemur vanliga fram á 3–7 arbeiðsdøgum. Tú kanst fylgja støðuni og sporing undir Mínar pantanir. Fá lond taka 2–5 vikur, og har vit ikki enn senda, sigur vevsíðan tær frá, 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.