What is ShadeMap?
ShadeMap shows where shadows fall from mountains, buildings and trees for any date and time, anywhere in the world. It is useful for finding sunny terraces, planning photos or checking how much sun a home gets.
Simulate shadows from buildings, trees and terrain at any time
ShadeMap shows where shadows fall from mountains, buildings and trees for any date and time, anywhere in the world. It is useful for finding sunny terraces, planning photos or checking how much sun a home gets.
ShadeMap is especially useful for home buyers, urban planners and map lovers.
You can use the basic map for free. Some features need a paid plan.
No. You can open the map and use it without signing up.
It is updated from time to time when new data or versions are released.
Elevation data and building footprints.
Yes. The website works well in a phone browser.
Similar maps include ZoLa (NYC Zoning & Land Use), City Roads, Mapping Inequality and PLATEAU VIEW. See the full list of ShadeMap alternatives on ColorfulMaps.
Summary based on public information about ShadeMap. Features and prices change; the map's own website has the latest details.
New York City's official zoning and land use map
Draw every road in a city as a minimalist poster
The 1930s redlining maps of American cities, digitised
Open 3D city models of Japan's cities from the national PLATEAU project
Los Angeles' zoning and parcel information system
See everywhere you can reach by public transport in a given time
Compare: ShadeMap vs ZoLa (NYC Zoning & Land Use)ShadeMap vs City RoadsShadeMap vs Mapping InequalityShadeMap vs PLATEAU VIEWShadeMap vs ZIMAS (Los Angeles)