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San Francisco Neighborhood Poster by Ork Posters

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We're so glad that Ork Posters recently released their San Francisco neighborhood typographical map poster -- which joins their Chicago, Brooklyn, Manhattan, and Boston ones...

 
 

But we're sad that they're already sold out.

More here, after the holidays, for $22.

(AT:Chicago blogged the Chicago poster here.)

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as an nyc-er, i have the brooklyn poster and i love it. i'm thinking of getting manhattan now that it's available. they're really good looking and good quality. and i got it super fast.

posted by kdkaboom on December 12th 2007 at 12:48pm
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The SF one was on my christmas list, and they had stock a couple days ago, but a couple blogs mentioned it and now it's gone before my "source" (aka girlfriend) could buy it online :(.

posted by briankoenig on December 12th 2007 at 1:06pm
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I live in Brooklyn, but I have the Chicago one (spent 5 great years there), it's a good looking poster, but the diy nerd in me really wishes that it were screenprinted.

posted by frontiersperson on December 12th 2007 at 1:25pm
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Hey, Duboce Triangle is missing! (I used to live there)

posted by JG on December 12th 2007 at 2:27pm
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Why did they rename the "Tenderloin" as "Downtown"?

posted by etslee on December 12th 2007 at 2:27pm
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The SF poster is Sold Out.

posted by DMODSF on December 12th 2007 at 2:50pm
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If it doesn't say "Tenderloin," it's not art.

posted by wende in the twin cities on December 12th 2007 at 6:18pm
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Thanks for posting this! I'm a California girl and my fiancee is a Boston boy. I've just ordered the Boston one for him and it will go perfectly in our bedroom. He'll love it! Maybe we'll get the SF one when it's available so we can have a matching set.

posted by stoat on December 12th 2007 at 10:28pm
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Since when did Clinton and Hells Kitchen become separate neighborhoods? I know that real-tards have been trying to bring the Chelsea brand further and further uptown- way up into the 30's. "Chelsea Heights," anyone? And I know that they have been trying to re-name HK as "Clinton." But I didn't think HK became some kind of DMZ between Chelsea and Clinton. And if they are going to cleave Alphabet City away from the East Village, then they have to cleave NoLIta away from Chinatown and SoHo. And they are being way too generous with Little Italy. Today it's nothing more than two blocks of Mulberry St...

posted by hejiranyc on December 13th 2007 at 6:40am
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I'm with wende.
I was going to buy this, but then I noticed there was no Tenderloin. No TL, no deal.

posted by small clever rooms on December 13th 2007 at 7:34am
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at first I loved this idea, as a native SFer recently transplanted to LA...but upon further inspection:
no japantown?
no panhandle?
no embarcadero?
and, agreed, no tenderloin?

no thanks, I'll make my own.

posted by bmb on December 16th 2007 at 9:11am
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I'm glad I read all the posting!

No TL, no Jtown, no panhandle, no embarcadero...
no thank you.

posted by umeboshi on February 4th 2008 at 6:10pm
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Was this SF map made by a local? I think not. Many neighborhoods just vaporized and don't appear.

No Tenderloin is a major screw up.
But as mentioned, many others missing too.

Where is Mt. Davidson/Miraloma Park? Cole Valley? Japantown?

Good idea. Sh*tty execution.

posted by scoobydubious on August 22nd 2008 at 9:12am
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No dogpatch, either.

I lived in the Lower Haight for years, and that's missing, too. I'd take Duboce triangle as a consolation prize, but nope - it's missing too!!!

And yeah - where is the tenderloin????

Phooey!

posted by brenjay on December 12th 2008 at 6:41pm
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The Boston one has errors too. Allston and Brighton are reversed, and the Jamaica Plain/Roxbury/Mattapan borders are incorrect. Boston is a city with official neighborhood designations (i.e., you can check with city hall and find the proper names and exact borders), so this one is blatantly incorrect, as opposed to some cities where you can kiiind of understand borders shifting or neighborhoods being rebranded.

(Not that that doesn't happen in Boston with the sub-neighborhoods, but this map only shows official neighborhoods. No leeway.)

posted by eeka on December 16th 2008 at 5:16pm
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