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Editable Vector Map of the Lancaster Pennsylvania US in SVG format.
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Principal streets and roads, names places, residential streets and roads, road number labels, water objects, land use areas.

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Lancaster, Pennsylvania, is a historic city with a well-defined structure of streets, roads, and districts. Here’s an overview:

Principal Streets and Roads

1. King Street (PA-462): One of the main east-west thoroughfares in the city.
2. Queen Street (PA-72): Runs north-south through downtown Lancaster.
3. Duke Street: Parallel to Queen Street, another significant north-south route.
4. Orange Street: An important east-west street in downtown.
5. Lime Street: A key north-south route on the eastern side of the city.
6. Prince Street (PA-222): A major north-south road.
7. Chestnut Street: Another major east-west street, often used to navigate downtown.
8. Walnut Street: Parallel to Chestnut Street and also significant for local traffic.
9. Lititz Pike (PA-501): A crucial road running north from Lancaster to Lititz.
10. Harrisburg Pike: Connects the city to the western suburbs and beyond.
11. Manheim Pike (PA-72): A major road leading to the northwest suburbs.
12. Columbia Avenue (PA-462): Runs west from downtown, connecting Lancaster with Columbia.
13. New Holland Avenue (PA-23): An important route running northeast from the city center.

Notable City Districts

1. Downtown Lancaster: The heart of the city, with historic buildings, Central Market, and a variety of shops, restaurants, and cultural venues.
2. West End: Known for its residential neighborhoods and proximity to Franklin & Marshall College.
3. Chestnut Hill: A residential area with a mix of historic homes and modern amenities.
4. Cabbage Hill: Also known as the “Hill,” a historic working-class neighborhood.
5. Northeast Lancaster: Primarily residential with several parks and schools.
6. Southeast Lancaster: A diverse area with a mix of residential and commercial properties.
7. College Park: Surrounding Franklin & Marshall College, with many student residences and college facilities.
8. Lancaster Township: A suburban area with a mix of residential, commercial, and industrial properties.
9. Ross Neighborhood: A historic district with charming old homes and tree-lined streets.
10. Musselman-Vesta Iron Furnace Center: Located along the Conestoga River, reflecting the city’s industrial past.

These streets and districts form the backbone of Lancaster, creating a rich tapestry of historic charm and modern living.