Cartography  (the art/science of making maps) is nearly as old as recorded human history - the oldest known map dating back to around 7000 B.C.E. While the precision and detail of maps has greatly improved over time thanks to improved technology (satellites imagery, G.P.S., etc.), the purpose of maps has largely remained the same - to help people find their way and label important geographic/man-made features. Today's cartographers (whether professionals or hobbyists) explore new ways of personalizing their maps and the areas they visually represent.

How might you visually represent your neighborhood without using any features of "traditional" maps (street names, labeling, key, etc.)?