TXSV02
See San Antonio from a perspective most people never get to experience. This high-resolution satellite view map captures the city’s rich mix of history, culture, and landscape — from the winding curves of the San Antonio River and River Walk to the historic downtown core, surrounding neighborhoods, highways, parks, and open Texas terrain.
Unlike traditional road maps, this piece shows the real San Antonio — actual buildings, streets, waterways, and land patterns — creating a true-to-life aerial view that’s both visually compelling and geographically accurate. You can trace the city’s growth, see how green space weaves through urban areas, and appreciate the layout that makes San Antonio so distinctive.
Whether you’re a longtime resident, a military family connected to the area’s bases, a UTSA or Trinity alum, or someone who simply loves the character of South Texas, this map adds a meaningful and eye-catching touch to any space. It works beautifully in home offices, living rooms, entryways, and professional settings like real estate or architecture offices.
This product leverages the USGS National Agriculture Imagery Program (NAIP) imagery service from The National Map to generate natural color maps of the Lower 48 U.S. states. The result is a crisp, high-resolution image with realistic color and detail that highlights San Antonio’s streets, waterways, vegetation, and built environment with impressive clarity.
True satellite imagery in natural color
High-resolution detail suitable for large-format printing
Clearly recognizable landmarks, neighborhoods, and terrain
A unique alternative to standard street or stylized maps
Designed to be both informative and visually striking
Your map is printed on heavy 36# bond paper for a durable, high-quality finish. You may also upgrade to satin-finish photo paper for deeper color and a smoother, more photographic look.
Each print is carefully rolled and shipped in a sturdy cardboard tube to ensure it arrives safely and ready for framing.
Bring San Antonio to your wall — not as a diagram, but as it truly looks from above.