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Editable Vector Map of the Phoenix Arizona 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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Phoenix, Arizona, is a sprawling city with a well-defined network of streets, roads, and districts. Here are some of the principal streets, roads, and city districts:

Principal Streets and Roads

1. Central Avenue: This is one of the main north-south thoroughfares running through the heart of downtown Phoenix. It is known for its skyscrapers and historic buildings.
2. Camelback Road: A major east-west road that runs through some of the city’s most affluent areas, including the Biltmore district.
3. Van Buren Street: Another significant east-west road that stretches through downtown and beyond, known for its historical significance.
4. Indian School Road: This road runs east-west and crosses the city, passing through several key neighborhoods and commercial areas.
5. McDowell Road: An important east-west road that runs parallel to Indian School Road, passing through various neighborhoods and commercial zones.
6. Thomas Road: Another major east-west road that traverses the city, connecting various residential and commercial districts.
7. Bethany Home Road: An east-west road that cuts through several neighborhoods and connects with other major streets.
8. Baseline Road: Located in the southern part of Phoenix, this road runs east-west and is a key thoroughfare for the southern neighborhoods.
9. Bell Road: This road runs east-west in the northern part of Phoenix and is known for its shopping and dining options.
10. Loop 101 (Pima Freeway): A major freeway that loops around the northern and eastern parts of the city, providing critical connectivity to various suburbs.
11. I-10 (Papago Freeway): One of the primary interstate highways running east-west through Phoenix, connecting the city to Los Angeles and Tucson.
12. I-17 (Black Canyon Freeway): A north-south interstate that runs through Phoenix, connecting it to Flagstaff and northern Arizona.

City Districts

1. Downtown Phoenix: The central business district known for its high-rise buildings, cultural institutions, sports arenas, and government offices.
2. Midtown Phoenix: Just north of downtown, this area is known for its mix of residential and commercial properties, along with cultural sites like the Heard Museum.
3. Arcadia: A well-known, upscale neighborhood in the eastern part of the city, characterized by its large lots and citrus groves.
4. Biltmore District: Located near 24th Street and Camelback Road, this area is known for luxury homes, high-end shopping, and the Arizona Biltmore Hotel.
5. Encanto Village: Encompassing several neighborhoods including Encanto-Palmcroft, known for its historic homes and the Encanto Park.
6. Ahwatukee Foothills: A largely residential area in the southern part of Phoenix, separated from the rest of the city by South Mountain.
7. Maryvale: A district in western Phoenix known for its diverse population and suburban character.
8. Desert Ridge: A newer, upscale neighborhood in the northeastern part of Phoenix, known for its shopping centers and golf courses.
9. South Mountain Village: Located at the base of South Mountain, this district is known for its outdoor recreational opportunities and diverse communities.
10. Roosevelt Row: A vibrant arts district in downtown Phoenix known for its galleries, murals, and First Friday Art Walks.

These streets, roads, and districts form the backbone of Phoenix, offering a mix of commercial, residential, and cultural experiences.