I need a super high-resolution map of Seville, Spain—high enough to see all the street names. I’m studying for an official exam and want to use my iPad to review and take notes on it.
The issue is that my only solution so far has been zooming in on Google Maps to capture all the details, taking tons of screenshots, and stitching them together. But that takes forever. Is there any tool that could make this process faster?
I think there are a lot of maps that show all the street names, but trying to fit them all on one screen would make it too cluttered. Printing them would need a huge sheet of paper to read everything. Just think of those London AtoZ maps! CityMaps2Go can do what you need, but you’ll have to scroll around to see all the streets.
You should still be able to buy a city directory. Physical maps.
Have you checked out OpenStreetMap? It might have what you need.
Have you tried QGIS together with OSM?