
Illustrated Map of Madrid
A hand-drawn street map of Madrid, with illustrated buildings in the centre and tourist information. EOSGIS made it for Editorial MIC.
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Maps, infographics and 3D drawings by EOSGIS, published in National Geographic History and Traveler, Viajar, GEO and other magazines. Many of them can be zoomed in to the last detail.

A hand-drawn street map of Madrid, with illustrated buildings in the centre and tourist information. EOSGIS made it for Editorial MIC.

A map of Europe in 1820, made by EOSGIS for Amikejo Spektaklo. It goes with a curious story from those years: that of the small neutral territory of…

A map designed for exploring the park and its peripheral protection zone, showing viewpoints, recreation areas, visitor centres, footpaths and…

A map of the network of pilgrimage routes to Santiago de Compostela that cross the Iberian Peninsula, produced from the official information on the…

A map of the Frankish kingdom, the Emirate of Córdoba and the Pyrenean territories shows Charlemagne's expedition south of the Pyrenees in 778, his…

A map of the wars through which Justinian sought to recover North Africa and Italy, from the campaign against the Vandals to Narses's campaign…

A map of the Mediterranean shows the Eastern Roman Empire in 527 and the territories Justinian added up to 565. It accompanies the feature on…

A map of the Near Eastern kingdoms around 1400 BC and of the campaigns of Suppiluliuma I, the king who made Hatti the dominant power in the region.…

A city street map with pen-and-ink illustrations of Valladolid's main historic buildings, plus icons and tourist information. It was made for the…

A three-dimensional relief map of Galicia showing its four provinces and eight marked routes, made by EOSGIS for the 2024 Historia National…

The maps «Lisboa esencial» (Essential Lisbon) and «Singapur en ocho pasos» (Singapore in Eight Steps) locate each city's key places. They were…

A three-part map shows North America in 1763, the course of the war from 1775 to 1783 and the territorial settlement that followed the Peace of Paris.

A map tracing the advance of the Black Death year by year, from the Black Sea to northern Europe. It belongs to Storica National Geographic 212.