Download Luxembourg map in SVG format

A map built from OpenStreetMap data, ready to download

Download SVG≈ 65.2 MBOpen Beta

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Map passport

Area2 600 km²

Buildings151 742

Roads8 226 km

Points of interest40 271

What this map contains by default

This is how the map is built as-is — every setting can be changed in the constructor.

FormatSVG .svg

LayersRoads, Buildings, Water, Greenery, Points of interest change

Stylestandard change

Detailauto change

House numbersnot visible at this scale change

Points of interestmajor objects only change

Coordinate systemWGS 84 (auto) change

Sheet sizeauto change

Relief & gridoff change

Luxembourg map in SVG

The SVG map of Luxembourg is built from OpenStreetMap data and keeps every theme on its own layer: administrative boundaries, the road network from motorways to local streets, rivers and lakes, and the cities, towns and villages of the country. Each layer is a named group, so you can hide, recolour or delete a theme without touching the rest of the drawing.

Open the file in Adobe Illustrator, Inkscape or Figma and edit it like any other vector artwork: change stroke widths and colours, restyle labels, or combine the map with your own graphics. Because SVG is a vector format, the outline of Luxembourg stays sharp at any size, from a slide thumbnail to a wall poster.

Scale and level of detail are chosen when you export, so the same country can come out as a clean overview or as a dense street-level drawing. If you only need part of Luxembourg, narrow the area down to a single region or city before export and the file will contain just that territory.

About SVG

Map of Luxembourg in SVG: 151 742 buildings, 8 226 km of roads, 40 271 points of interest, 38% green areas — in the WGS 84 coordinate system, units are meters.

Which layers are in the file

This file for the selected area contains:

Roads
Buildings
Water
Greenery
Points of interest

What the file carries

The SVG file for Luxembourg: the whole map comes as a single file, the file is plain text and opens in any editor, features are split into named layers, OpenStreetMap tags are not kept — geometry and styling remain.

File size

The expected size of the SVG file for Luxembourg is about 65.2 MB; the exact size depends on the chosen layers and area.

SVG file passport

Estimated from the place's OSM data; exact figures are in the file after the build.

Sheet 841 × 1 189 mm, scale 1:67 947
Layers: 17
Curves: 197 084 — Roads 41 129, Buildings 151 742, Water 704, Greenery 3 509
Closed filled: 155 955, open: 41 129
Nodes: ≈ 943 566
Text objects (labels): 26 315

Losses: OSM tags — objects: 237 355 (curves and labels remain).

Build recipe: A0 sheet, portrait orientation, for a 57 × 81 km frame, simplification tolerance 111 m, projection Web Mercator (EPSG:3857).

Coordinate systems

WGS 84 (EPSG:4326), selectable in the wizard

Category	Vector
File extension	`.svg`
Tier	Open Beta

How to use SVG for Luxembourg

A browser — just open the file: Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Edge show SVG without plugins, and this is the fastest way to check the result.
Inkscape (free) — its native format: editing outlines and colors, removing what you don't need, exporting to PNG or PDF at the size you want.
Adobe Illustrator — File > Open, then the usual design work: the map layers arrive as separate groups, convenient to work with one at a time.

Programs that open SVG

Adobe IllustratorInkscapeFigmaSketchAffinity DesignerBrowsers

FAQ: SVG for Luxembourg

Can I open SVG in a browser?

Yes, SVG is natively supported by all modern browsers.

Is SVG suitable for printing?

Yes, SVG is a vector format, so it can be printed at any resolution.

Can I edit SVG files?

Yes, in Inkscape, Illustrator, Figma, Affinity Designer, and any text editor.

Are the labels text or curves?

Text. We deliberately do not convert them into outlines: this way they stay crisp and carry over correctly into PDF, AI and DWG. The flip side is that a label is drawn as separate characters, so editing the whole string in an editor is inconvenient.

Are the map layers preserved?

Yes. Roads, buildings, water, greenery and the rest arrive as separate named groups instead of one heap of objects — so a whole layer can be switched off or recolored in one action. How exactly the groups are shown depends on the editor: somewhere it is a layers panel, somewhere an object tree. If the layers get in the way, ungroup them with one command.