Isometric
Albuquerque
A high-desert city on the Rio Grande, below the Sandia Mountains.
Made by jonhebert · huggingface.co · Nov 2026
Part of the Pilgrim Atlas: drawn procedurally from OpenStreetMap and the Copernicus elevation model.
Isometric Albuquerque is currently the only isometric map of Albuquerque, made by jonhebert, drawn from open data. The first one appeared in Nov 2026.Updated
The map
Isometric Albuquerque: questions
Is there an isometric map of Albuquerque?
Yes. Isometric Albuquerque (huggingface.co) is an isometric pixel-art map of Albuquerque, United States, by jonhebert, launched in Nov 2026. It renders the city in the style of classic city-builder games like SimCity 2000.
Who made the isometric map of Albuquerque?
Isometric Albuquerque was made by jonhebert.
How was the isometric Albuquerque map made?
Isometric Albuquerque is drawn from open data: the city is rendered with code from datasets such as OpenStreetMap building footprints and heights, rather than by an image model.
Is the isometric map of Albuquerque free to explore?
Yes. Isometric Albuquerque is a public website you can open in any browser for free — no account or download needed. Isometric Cities links to the original; the map belongs to its creator.
Are there isometric maps of other cities in United States?
Yes: New York, San Francisco, Seattle, Los Angeles, Detroit, Cincinnati and Atlanta also have one. See all isometric maps of United States.
How can I make my own isometric map of Albuquerque?
Pick a technique — AI-drawn tiles from aerial imagery, rendering OpenStreetMap building data, or a 3D diorama — then publish it as a zoomable tile map. Our guide walks through all three, and you can submit your map to be listed here.