Birmingham Colour-In Map Pack, 3 Real Birmingham Areas, Victoria Square Centenary Square Edgbaston, Instant Digital Download A4 A3

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3 real Birmingham maps in one download — Victoria Square, Centenary Square and Edgbaston, each drawn as a clean street outline for you to print and colour in.

Three of Birmingham's most recognisable areas

This pack holds 3 separate one-kilometre squares of Birmingham, each centred on a place people know on sight:

• Victoria Square — the Council House and the Town Hall, the steps down toward New Street
• Centenary Square — the Library of Birmingham, Symphony Hall and the ICC by the canals
• Edgbaston — the university campus and the Vale, the leafy streets south-west of the centre

Every building is traced as a clean outline and every street runs between them, so each square reads as the real place — not a generic skyline.

The real map, not a stylised print

Most city colour-in packs are generic line art or an AI sketch. These follow the actual map of Birmingham from OpenStreetMap — the junctions are the real junctions, the canals thread where Birmingham's canals actually run. That accuracy is the point: each square reads as itself, not as any-city.

What you get

• One A4 PDF and one A3 PDF — 3 outline pages to colour, one area per page, true vector and sharp at either size
• A coloured reference of each area — a bonus “one way to colour it” example page per square, so you can see the finished look (the pages you print stay as clean outlines)
• A short print guide (paper, printer, and colouring-medium tips)
• The real coordinates of each square printed beneath its map
• Instant download: the files are ready the moment you order — nothing is posted

Printing it

Prints clean on A4 or A3, on any home printer or at a print shop. Plain paper suits pencils and felt pens; use heavier stock (160 gsm or more) for marker or paint. Black outlines on white — nothing to erase.

Also from Cityform

Cityform also makes these same Birmingham squares as 3D-printed relief plates — 9 × 9 cm, the real measured topography, elsewhere in this store.

Data & attribution

Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors, licensed under ODbL (openstreetmap.org/copyright). Attribution is included with every download.