Cartographer's Annual 2026 Content

January

We start the Cartographer's Annual 2026 in January with a brand new city style, that consists of meticulously hand-drawn buildings and other town features which let you quickly build villages, towns and small cities.

The Hand-drawn City style combines hand-drawn symbols with bitmap textures, symbol fills and the powerful city-drawing tools of City Designer 3. It also includes section in the mapping guide that covers creating a text index for this kind of city map.

The style pack Hand-drawn City includes

• 1 new city drawing style
• 55 new drawing tools
• 2 new templates (imperial and metric)
• 68 new bitmap symbols
• 14 bitmap fills
• 1 6-page tutorial and mapping guide
• 2 example maps (PNG and FCW format)
• 2 new effect settings
• 6 new street settings
• 14 new house settings
• 1 true type font

February

In February the Cartographer's Annual 2026 dives deep into the furthest depth of the ocean with Ute Gundacker's Undersea Station floorplan style.

The Annual issue provides a technical read-out drawing style that evokes modern or sci-fi floorplan drawings with a special emphasis on underwater operations and scientific outposts.

The style pack Undersea Station includes:

• 1 drawing style by Ute Gundacker
• New Symbols
• 2 new template wizards (imperial and metric)
• New drawing tools
• 133 symbols in 6 catalogs
• New bitmap fill styles
• New font choices
• example maps (FTW, FCW and JPG format)

March

The March issue of the Annual 2026 brings you a collection of highly-detailed maps and floorplans showing a fantasy village and its inn, with that building's various levels.

Kevin Goebel's map pack includes several wonderful maps showing the village, the inn and its outbuildings and potentially some secret locations.

The map pack Fantasy Village and Inn includes

• Multiple floorplan-level maps (FCW, JPG and PDF format)
• 1 mapping guide

Further ahead

To be announced.

This is our 20th annual and many of our customers have repeatedly subscribed from the beginning. Every year we balance the content so that the Cartographer's Annual is excellent value no matter how you use CC3+.