New York Topographic Map STL Model

$21.00

File size: 995 MB / 496 MB
Model size: 351.96 mm x 273.18 mm x 2.055 mm
Resolution: 0,06 mm
Projection: Mercator
Scaling factor: X — 1; Y — 1; Z — 3
Polygons: 20 883 640
Vertices: 10 465 621
Geometry: Polygonal Tris only
Base: Open / Closed

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Create Detailed New York Terrain Models with This High-Resolution 3D STL

The New York Topographic Map STL model provides a high-resolution depiction of the state’s diverse topography and unique geographic features. This 3D model is ideal for creating physical relief maps from materials such as wood, metal, plastic, or concrete. Whether you’re using it for landform visualization, educational projects, or professional GIS applications, this model delivers accurate elevation data for detailed terrain modeling. Perfect for 3D printing, CNC machining, and laser engraving.

Features of the New York Topographic STL Model

Accurate elevation data showcasing New York’s mountains, valleys, and coastal regions.
Compatible with FDM/SLA 3D printers for creating precise terrain models.
Designed for CNC machining to craft detailed relief maps from wood or metal.
Supports high-precision laser engraving for metal surface detailing.

Applications of the New York Topographic Map STL

This STL model is ideal for creating raised relief maps and 3D representations of New York’s diverse landscape. It is perfect for landform visualization, educational uses, or professional GIS mapping. The detailed elevation data ensures precise terrain modeling for hobbyists and professionals alike.

How to Use the New York Terrain STL Model

The New York topographic map STL can be imported into CAD and GIS software for further customization. Its high-resolution elevation data and terrain accuracy make it ideal for projects involving 3D printing, CNC machining, or laser engraving, providing an accurate representation of New York’s topography.