TerritoryService-area map maker · Plate 12
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Say where you work with a map, not a list of town names.

Pick the counties you serve, drop a pin on the shop, choose a look, and take away an SVG, a PNG or a snippet you can paste into any website. Real county boundaries from the US Census, every state.

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3,231 counties6 looksSVG, PNG, embedNothing uploaded
Plate I · Connecticut and the border countiesBoundaries: US Census, 2020
The maker

Paint your territory.

Click a county to add it. Drag to paint a run of them. Shift click to remove. Click again with the pin tool to mark the shop. Everything you make stays on your computer.

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Why a map beats a list

Nobody reads forty town names.

01

People know where they live on a map.

"Griswold, Lisbon, Preston, Sprague, Voluntown" is a reading test. A shaded county with a pin on your shop is an answer in under a second, even for someone who just moved in.

02

Edges are honest.

A second tier for "by appointment" says exactly what a long list cannot: we come out there, but ask first. It saves the awkward call from the next county over.

03

It is yours, and it is small.

The SVG is a plain file with no tracking and no map provider to pay. Paste the snippet in once. It scales to any screen and prints clean on a flyer.