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Editable Vector Map of the São Paulo Brazil 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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São Paulo, Brazil, is a sprawling metropolis with a complex network of streets, roads, and distinctive city districts. Here’s an overview of some of the principal streets, roads, and key districts:

Principal Streets and Roads

1. Avenida Paulista
   • One of the most famous and important avenues in São Paulo.
   • Known for its financial institutions, cultural institutions like MASP (São Paulo Museum of Art), and numerous corporate offices.
2. Avenida 23 de Maio
   • A major thoroughfare that connects the north and south of the city.
   • Part of the city’s inner ring road and vital for traffic flow.
3. Avenida Brigadeiro Faria Lima
   • A key financial hub with numerous multinational corporations.
   • Known for high-end shopping, restaurants, and luxury apartments.
4. Avenida Ibirapuera
   • Leads to the Ibirapuera Park, one of the largest urban parks in Brazil.
   • Important for its commercial and residential zones.
5. Marginal Pinheiros
   • Runs alongside the Pinheiros River.
   • Key for accessing the western parts of the city and important business districts.
6. Marginal Tietê
   • Runs along the Tietê River.
   • Crucial for heavy traffic and transportation, linking several highways.
7. Rua Oscar Freire
   • Known for luxury shopping and designer boutiques.
   • Located in the upscale district of Jardins.
8. Avenida Juscelino Kubitschek
   • Connects the western business districts.
   • Features a mix of commercial and residential buildings.

Key City Districts

1. Centro (Downtown)
   • Historical heart of the city with landmarks such as the Sé Cathedral and Municipal Theater.
   • A mix of commercial, cultural, and governmental buildings.
2. Jardins
   • An upscale district known for luxury shopping, fine dining, and cultural institutions.
   • Home to Rua Oscar Freire and numerous high-end hotels and residences.
3. Moema
   • A wealthy residential area with a lively commercial district.
   • Close to Ibirapuera Park and known for its high quality of life.
4. Vila Madalena
   • A bohemian neighborhood known for its vibrant nightlife, art galleries, and street art.
   • Popular among young professionals and artists.
5. Pinheiros
   • A trendy area with a mix of residential and commercial spaces.
   • Known for its culinary scene, nightlife, and cultural venues.
6. Brooklin
   • A modern business district with many multinational corporations.
   • Features contemporary architecture and upscale residential areas.
7. Itaim Bibi
   • Another important financial district.
   • Known for its high-end restaurants, bars, and corporate offices.
8. Liberdade
   • The heart of the Japanese community in São Paulo.
   • Known for its Asian markets, restaurants, and cultural events.
9. Morumbi
   • An affluent residential neighborhood.
   • Home to the Morumbi Stadium and many embassies and consulates.
10. Tatuapé
    • A rapidly growing district with a mix of residential and commercial developments.
    • Known for its shopping malls and vibrant local culture.

These streets and districts form the backbone of São Paulo’s urban landscape, each contributing to the city’s dynamic and diverse character.