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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a street map of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific map that shows the streets of a particular area or location.
Example: "I need a street map of downtown to find the best route to the conference center."
Alternatives: "a city map of" or "a road map of".
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Call it a street map of lower Manhattan, or call it the Schmolli Plan.
And Greg Colson's "Oildale" (2006) is a street map of a California town, made from wood and metal.
They can also use a computer to call up a street map of any city in the United States.
Ms. Hashmi has superimposed the words onto geometric patterns: a street map of Aligarh, a floor plan of her family's former house.
Dooling's Omaha is like a street map of a hangover, a bleary haze of office parks, casinos, girlie bars and porno stores.
We were thinking maybe we'll give you a street map of Boston and go figure out if Paul Revere used the shortest path to get to where he was going, or things like that.
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Looking at the chip under less magnification, it is possible to see the wiring design, which appears much like a street map displaying millions of intersections.
Earlier this week Raul asked me to show him on a street map the locations of all the bear sightings we've heard about in recent weeks.
Respondents were asked to provide a precise home address in order to plot this using a GIS street map of Cape Town.
People's experiences and perceptions of the city they live in are highly personal, which isn't reflected in the geography of a street map.
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