US Black and White Map
Contrast makes everything clearer. And this design proves it. This map goes minimal with white outlines and abbreviations on solid black.
Contrast makes everything clearer. And this design proves it. This map goes minimal with white outlines and abbreviations on solid black.
Our map of US snowfall breaks down how many days it stays blanketed in snow. There’s a huge gap between Minnesota and the south.
Where have wildfires hit hardest over the past decade? This US wildfire map tracks hotspots from 2015 to 2025, with California most dense.
Mountains define half of America’s landscape. Our US mountains map shows where the Rockies, Appalachians, and other ranges overlap.
Elevation in the United States ranges from sea level to high mountain peaks. Our US elevation map shows terrain in the United States.
Our map of U.S. terrain covers all 48 contiguous states. It highlights major landforms, from mountain ranges to broad plains.
Air quality in the United States varies widely by region. Our map of US air quality shows PM 2.5 concentrations over nearly two decades.
Our printable US map shows the full layout of the country in one clean view. It focuses on state boundaries and overall geography.
See how very large counties dominate the state of Wyoming on our map. Cities are few and widely spaced across the state.
Our map of Wisconsin includes its 72 counties bordered by two Great Lakes. Milwaukee is the largest city on the Lake Michigan shore.
Counties in West Virginia are small and irregular due to rugged terrain. Our map shows cities tucked into river valleys such as Charleston.
Our map of Washington organizes 39 counties around the Puget Sound and the Cascade Mountains. Seattle is the primary economic engine.
Our map of Virginia shows its 95 counties and 38 independent cities. The northern counties are near Washington, D.C..
Our map of Vermont shows small counties spread across mountainous terrain. Cities are modest and spaced far apart.
Our map of Utah displays 29 counties, with the vast majority of people living along the Wasatch Front. We also include all the major cities.