@tileflow/maps 0.1.0-alpha.2 → 0.1.0-alpha.20

package/THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 # Third-party notices
 
 Except for the Streets POI pictograms documented below, the official themed Streets, Baedeker,
-Ferraris, Härad, Siegfried, Soundings, Cyberpunk, Matrix, Verdant, and San Francisto icon and pattern
+1777, Siegfried, Soundings, Blueprint, and Cívica icon and pattern
 artwork published under `assets/` is original Tileflow artwork.
 
 This file is shipped with `@tileflow/maps` so future third-party assets have a stable place for
@@ -10,20 +10,79 @@ authoritative for the original Tileflow artwork.
 
 ## Maki POI pictograms
 
-The `coffee.svg`, `culture.svg`, `education.svg`, `food.svg`, `health.svg`, `lodging.svg`,
-`major-transit.svg`, `parking.svg`, `services.svg`, and `shopping.svg` assets under
-`assets/streets/icons/` contain pictograms adapted from the corresponding `cafe`, `museum`,
-`school`, `restaurant`, `hospital`, `lodging`, `rail-metro`, `parking`, `information`, and `shop`
-icons in `@mapbox/maki` 8.2.0, upstream commit
-`6ab50f392294aeb20b3af83e8a10067151876eb9`.
+The 85 Streets POI discs under `assets/streets/icons/`, each with a light `<id>.svg` and a night
+`<id>-dark.svg` variant, contain pictograms adapted from the `aerialway`, `airport`,
+`amusement-park`, `aquarium`, `art-gallery`, `bank`, `bar`, `beach`, `building`, `bus`, `cafe`,
+`campsite`, `car`, `car-repair`, `casino`, `castle`, `cemetery`, `charging-station`, `cinema`,
+`clothing-store`, `college`, `convenience`, `dentist`, `doctor`, `dog-park`, `drinking-water`,
+`embassy`, `fast-food`, `ferry`, `fire-station`, `fitness-centre`, `florist`, `fuel`, `garden`,
+`golf`, `grocery`, `hairdresser`, `harbor`, `hardware`, `historic`, `hospital`, `information`,
+`landmark`, `laundry`, `library`, `lodging`, `mobile-phone`, `monument`, `mountain`, `museum`,
+`music`, `natural`, `nightclub`, `paint`, `park`, `parking`, `parking-garage`, `pharmacy`,
+`place-of-worship`, `playground`, `police`, `post`, `prison`, `rail`, `rail-light`, `rail-metro`,
+`religious-buddhist`, `religious-christian`, `religious-jewish`, `religious-muslim`, `restaurant`,
+`shop`, `soccer`, `stadium`, `star`, `swimming`, `theatre`, `toilet`, `town-hall`, `viewpoint`,
+`waterfall`, and `zoo` icons in `@mapbox/maki` 8.2.0, upstream commit
+`6ab50f392294aeb20b3af83e8a10067151876eb9`. Each SVG names its source icon in its description;
+`src/official/streets-poi.ts` maps every disc to its source.
 
 Maki is dedicated to the public domain under CC0-1.0. Tileflow authored the circular containers,
 color system, sizing, composition, and SVG simplifications around those pictograms. The complete
 upstream license is included at `assets/streets/LICENSE-MAKI.txt`.
 
-The `ferraris` map and its nine SVG patterns are original Tileflow code and artwork. This package
-does not include or redistribute any FerrarGIS assets, code, style files, textures, fonts, source
-scans, or map data.
+POI discs occupy 20px inside a 24px cell. The 15px Maki source geometry is scaled to a centered
+12px box before rasterization, keeping space between the pictograms and the circular border.
+
+## Streets transit network symbols
+
+The three `assets/streets/icons/transit-madrid-*.svg` files identify transport networks on map
+points. Each source is centered, proportionally scaled, and given accessible metadata inside a
+24px SVG cell. Geometry and identity colors are retained; all themes share the same asset.
+
+- `transit-madrid-metro.svg`: [MetroMadridLogoSimplified.svg](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:MetroMadridLogoSimplified.svg),
+  by Przemysław Sakrajda, simplified by Kizar, with the current vector revision by Teo.raff.
+  Licensed under [CC BY-SA 3.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/).
+  This adapted SVG is distributed under the same license; the full text is in
+  `assets/streets/LICENSE-CC-BY-SA-3.0.txt`.
+- `transit-madrid-cercanias.svg`: [Cercanias Logo.svg](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cercanias_Logo.svg),
+  by WikiNight2, with revisions by Alkari and Borjaguado. The source is dedicated to the public
+  domain by its author and marked PD-textlogo on Wikimedia Commons.
+- `transit-madrid-emt.svg`: [Símbolo de EMT Madrid.svg](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:S%C3%ADmbolo_de_EMT_Madrid.svg),
+  by Andreuvv, with a vector revision by Teo.raff. Licensed under
+  [CC BY-SA 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/). This adapted SVG is distributed
+  under the same license; the full text is in `assets/streets/LICENSE-CC-BY-SA-4.0.txt`.
+
+The transport identities remain the marks of their respective owners. Their inclusion identifies
+the mapped services and does not imply affiliation or endorsement. These asset-specific terms
+are separate from the package's source-code license.
+
+## 1777 cabinet atlas reference
+
+The `map1777` map and its eleven SVG material patterns (each in four palettes) are
+original Tileflow code and artwork. Their visual reference is the eighteenth-century cabinet
+atlas held by KBR, particularly its watercolor washes, field strokes, tree marks, red
+footprints and serif lettering:
+
+- [Cabinet atlas detail published by KBR](https://www.kbr.be/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/detail-van-de-kabinetskaart.png)
+
+No historical scan, source pixel or atlas geospatial data is included. The map uses current
+Tileflow World data and the separately licensed Cormorant Garamond fonts documented below.
+This package does not redistribute third-party atlas assets, code, style files or textures.
+
+## Streets relief
+
+Streets requests Mapzen Terrain Tiles from the AWS Open Data elevation tiles bucket at runtime.
+No DEM tile is packaged here. The compiled source links to the upstream data attribution:
+<https://github.com/tilezen/joerd/blob/master/docs/attribution.md>.
+The dataset is described at <https://registry.opendata.aws/terrain-tiles/>.
+
+The upstream attribution catalog includes ArcticDEM (DigitalGlobe imagery, NSF awards 1043681,
+1559691 and 1542736); © Commonwealth of Australia (Geoscience Australia) 2017;
+© offene Daten Österreichs — Digitales Geländemodell (DGM) Österreich; Canadian information
+licensed under the Open Government Licence – Canada; Copernicus EU-DEM data funded by the
+European Union; ETOPO1 from U.S. NOAA; INEGI Continental relief data; New Zealand Crown/LINZ
+data; © Kartverket; © Environment Agency; and USGS 3DEP, GMTED2010 and SRTM data.
+Consult the linked catalog for each source's complete required attribution and license terms.
 
 ## Baedeker map references and terrain data
 
@@ -48,57 +107,38 @@ contains Tileflow-authored style code and original patterns plus the separately
 Garamond files documented below. `baedeker` is an official Tileflow map; it is not affiliated with
 or endorsed by Baedeker or Wagner & Debes.
 
-At runtime, Baedeker derives contour vectors in the browser from Mapterhorn terrain tiles. No
-Mapterhorn tile is packaged or redistributed by `@tileflow/maps`. Mapterhorn publishes the full
+At runtime, Baedeker derives contour vectors in the browser from Tileflow Terrain tiles, which
+carry Mapterhorn terrain data. No terrain tile is packaged or redistributed by `@tileflow/maps`. Mapterhorn publishes the full
 catalog of its constituent open terrain sources and their individual attribution and license terms
 at <https://mapterhorn.com/attribution/>. The compiled Style carries that link as source
 attribution.
 
-## Häradsekonomiska kartan reference
-
-The `harad` map and its nine SVG patterns are original Tileflow code and artwork inspired by the
-visual grammar of Lantmäteriet's Häradsekonomiska kartan series (1859–1934) and official legend.
-Lantmäteriet makes the [Häradsekonomiska kartan product](https://geotorget.lantmateriet.se/link/haradsekonomiska-kartan)
-available under CC0 and publishes its
-[official colored legend](https://www.lantmateriet.se/sv/kartor/vara-karttjanster/Historiska-kartor/Arkiven-som-ingar/Rikets-allmanna-kartverks-arkiv---RAK/contentassets/teckenforklaring.pdf).
-Lantmäteriet is the source of the historical visual reference, not of any packaged asset bytes.
-
-This package does not include or redistribute Lantmäteriet source scans, raster pixels, legend
-artwork, fonts, geospatial data, or map data. The package contains only Tileflow-authored style code
-and original SVG patterns for arable land, coniferous and deciduous woodland, orchards, paper grain,
-sand, settlements, water lines, and wetlands.
-
-The `verdant` map and its ten SVG icons and ten SVG patterns are original Tileflow code and artwork.
-Its contemporary field-atlas direction was informed by publicly documented park-map information
-design and general outdoor-navigation conventions. This package does not include or redistribute
-National Park Service or Lantmäteriet artwork, symbols, logos, fonts, source sheets, scans, style
-files, or map data.
-
-## San Francisto blueprint artwork and terrain data
+## Blueprint artwork and terrain data
 
-The `san-francisto` map and its four SVG patterns and one SVG technical symbol are original Tileflow
+The Blueprint map (ID `blueprint`) and its four SVG patterns and one SVG technical symbol are original Tileflow
 code and artwork. Its architectural-blueprint direction uses general drafting conventions; this
 package does not include or redistribute an architectural drawing, CAD file, municipal plan,
 survey sheet, font, source image, or third-party symbol artwork.
 
-At runtime, San Francisto derives contour vectors in the browser from Mapterhorn terrain tiles. No
-Mapterhorn tile is packaged or redistributed by `@tileflow/maps`. Mapterhorn publishes the full
+At runtime, Blueprint derives contour vectors in the browser from Tileflow Terrain tiles, which
+carry Mapterhorn terrain data. No terrain tile is packaged or redistributed by `@tileflow/maps`. Mapterhorn publishes the full
 catalog of its constituent open terrain sources and their individual attribution and license terms
 at <https://mapterhorn.com/attribution/>. The compiled Style carries that link as source
 attribution.
 
 ## Nautical-chart references
 
-The `soundings` map and its ten SVG symbols and patterns are original Tileflow code and artwork.
+The `soundings` map and its twenty-seven SVG symbols and patterns are original Tileflow code and artwork.
 Its visual grammar was informed by NOAA's
 [Historical Map & Chart Collection](https://historicalcharts.noaa.gov/) and the IHO
 [S-4 and INT 1 standards index](https://iho.int/standards-and-specifications) as cartographic
 references. This package does not include or redistribute NOAA chart images, IHO publication
 artwork, official symbol sheets, fonts, hydrographic surveys, or navigation data.
 
-The map can visualize broad GEBCO-derived bathymetric bands exposed by the selected Tileflow data
-source. Those bands are not packaged here and are not navigation-grade soundings. Soundings is a
-general-purpose visual map, not a nautical chart for navigation.
+The map can visualize broad GEBCO-derived bathymetric bands and `nautical-v1` navigation marks
+exposed by the selected data sources. Neither is packaged here; the bands are not navigation-grade
+soundings, and the marks keep the attribution of their own source. Soundings is a general-purpose
+visual map, not a nautical chart for navigation.
 
 ## Siegfried Map reference and terrain data
 
@@ -113,28 +153,62 @@ not a reproduced or historically documented swisstopo colourway.
 - Historical reference: <https://www.swisstopo.admin.ch/en/siegfried-map>
 - 1873 conventional signs: <https://www.swisstopo.admin.ch/dam/en/sd-web/4OmbRYHBFpcd/Zeichenerklaerung-Siegfriedkarte-EN.pdf>
 
-At runtime, Siegfried derives contour vectors in the browser from Mapterhorn terrain tiles. No
-Mapterhorn tile is packaged or redistributed by `@tileflow/maps`. Mapterhorn publishes the full
+At runtime, Siegfried derives contour vectors in the browser from Tileflow Terrain tiles, which
+carry Mapterhorn terrain data. No terrain tile is packaged or redistributed by `@tileflow/maps`. Mapterhorn publishes the full
 catalog of its constituent open terrain sources and their individual attribution and license terms
 at <https://mapterhorn.com/attribution/>. The compiled Style carries that link as source
 attribution.
 
+## Streets lettering
+
+Streets includes unmodified DINish Medium and Bold TTF files from
+[playbeing/dinish](https://github.com/playbeing/dinish/tree/a5f3b2a3b932336225815bf9005e3b72cc3de71c),
+and unmodified Noto Sans Regular, Bold and Italic TTF files from
+[notofonts/noto-fonts](https://github.com/notofonts/noto-fonts/tree/c971829a87e7920f960e7277c3dafd9bedd3c601).
+Both families use the SIL Open Font License 1.1. Complete copyright and license notices are
+included in `assets/streets/fonts/LICENSE-DINish.txt`, `LICENSE-NotoSans.txt`, and the combined
+`LICENSE.txt`. DINish is an independent DIN-inspired font; DIN Pro is not redistributed.
+
 ## Cormorant Garamond
 
-Baedeker and Siegfried each include their own unmodified Cormorant Garamond Regular, SemiBold, and
-Italic font files under `assets/baedeker/fonts/` and `assets/siegfried/fonts/`, respectively. Both
-copies are pinned to upstream revision `cc1bfb51ce6568cb3abf9199ab718d543f6fa189`. Cormorant is
+Baedeker, 1777 and Siegfried each include their own unmodified Cormorant Garamond Regular,
+SemiBold and Italic font files under `assets/baedeker/fonts/`, `assets/map-1777/fonts/` and
+`assets/siegfried/fonts/`, respectively. These copies are pinned to upstream revision `cc1bfb51ce6568cb3abf9199ab718d543f6fa189`. Cormorant is
 copyright 2015 the Cormorant Project Authors and is distributed under the SIL Open Font License
 1.1 included beside each map's font files as `LICENSE.txt`.
 
-The `matrix` map and its three phosphor-green SVG pattern and symbol assets are original Tileflow code
-and artwork. The package includes no pixels or vector artwork from an external screen or map
-reference.
-
-## Oxanium
-
-Cyberpunk and Matrix each include unmodified Oxanium Medium and SemiBold font files under their
-respective `assets/cyberpunk/fonts/` and `assets/matrix/fonts/` directories. Oxanium is copyright
-2019 The Oxanium Project Authors and is distributed under the SIL Open Font License 1.1 included
-beside both font copies. The canonical license filename consumed by Tileflow's generic font
-pipeline is `LICENSE.txt`.
+## Cívica artwork and fonts
+
+The `civica` map, its five SVG patterns, and its eleven SVG POI pictograms are original Tileflow
+code and artwork. Its civic print-atlas vocabulary takes broad visual inspiration from the user's
+[Inside the Belt Way — Washington DC reference](https://www.etsy.com/listing/990932175/inside-the-belt-way-washington-dc).
+This package does not include or redistribute the reference map, geography, composition,
+lettering, symbols, images, or other artwork. Cívica declares its own assets and does not import
+another official map's artwork or font directories.
+
+Cívica includes five unmodified upstream font files under `assets/civica/fonts/`:
+
+- `DMSerifText-Regular.ttf` and `DMSerifText-Italic.ttf` are from the official Google Fonts
+  [DM Serif Text directory](https://github.com/google/fonts/tree/2536d8f1f906c7bb1f4b1d09ac073109dc6a7cd9/ofl/dmseriftext),
+  pinned to revision `2536d8f1f906c7bb1f4b1d09ac073109dc6a7cd9`. Their complete upstream
+  SIL Open Font License 1.1 notice is preserved at `assets/civica/fonts/OFL.txt`.
+- `BarlowSemiCondensed-Regular.ttf` and `BarlowSemiCondensed-SemiBold.ttf` are from the official
+  Google Fonts [Barlow Semi Condensed directory](https://github.com/google/fonts/tree/3218ae2acc5bce7ccd97c477965b5b4094241fb0/ofl/barlowsemicondensed),
+  pinned to revision `3218ae2acc5bce7ccd97c477965b5b4094241fb0`. Their complete upstream
+  SIL Open Font License 1.1 notice is preserved at `assets/civica/fonts/LICENSE-BarlowSemiCondensed.txt`.
+- `NotoSans-Regular.ttf` is from the official Noto
+  [static hinted Noto Sans directory](https://github.com/notofonts/noto-fonts/tree/c971829a87e7920f960e7277c3dafd9bedd3c601/hinted/ttf/NotoSans),
+  pinned to revision `c971829a87e7920f960e7277c3dafd9bedd3c601`. Its complete upstream
+  SIL Open Font License 1.1 notice is preserved at `assets/civica/fonts/LICENSE-NotoSans.txt`.
+
+`assets/civica/fonts/LICENSE.txt` combines all three complete upstream notices and licenses with
+component filenames and source revisions for Tileflow's generic font preparation pipeline.
+`assets/civica/fonts/README.md` records individual pinned source links and verified OpenType full
+names. No font file has been subsetted, renamed internally, or modified.
+
+## Historical climate context
+
+Streets uses a smoothed colour proxy derived from Beck et al. (2023),
+https://doi.org/10.1038/s41597-023-02549-6, under CC BY 4.0.
+Source, attribution and adaptation details: assets/streets/climate/NOTICE.txt.
+The image is historical context, not live vegetation.

package/assets/README.md

@@ -1,15 +1,13 @@
 # Official map assets
 
 These directories contain the package-owned sources required by the official Streets, Baedeker,
-Ferraris, Härad, Siegfried, Soundings, Cyberpunk, Matrix, Verdant, and San Francisto maps. Their SVG icons and
+1777, Siegfried, Soundings, Blueprint, and Cívica maps. Their SVG icons and
 patterns live under each map's `icons/` directory. Streets includes a pinned CC0 subset of Maki
 pictograms inside Tileflow-authored circular POI markers; its provenance is recorded in
 `../THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md` and the upstream license is kept at `streets/LICENSE-MAKI.txt`. A map
-refers to those directories through the exported `streetsIcons`, `baedekerIcons`, `ferrarisIcons`,
-`haradIcons`, `siegfriedIcons`, `soundingsIcons`, `cyberpunkIcons`, `matrixIcons`, `verdantIcons`,
-and `sanFrancistoIcons` descriptors. Baedeker, Cyberpunk, Matrix, and Siegfried refer to their own
-packaged font directories through `baedekerFonts`, `cyberpunkFonts`, `matrixFonts`, and
-`siegfriedFonts`; the files and their `LICENSE.txt` remain beside the map that owns them.
+refers to those directories through the exported `streetsIcons`, `baedekerIcons`, `map1777Icons`,
+`siegfriedIcons`, `soundingsIcons`, `blueprintIcons`, and `civicaIcons` descriptors. Baedeker, Cívica, 1777, and Siegfried refer to their own
+packaged font directories through `baedekerFonts`, `civicaFonts`, `map1777Fonts`, and `siegfriedFonts`; the files and their `LICENSE.txt` remain beside the map that owns them.
 
 The seven `road-shield-*` SVGs are original Tileflow artwork: a deliberately generic neutral,
 colored-rectangle, and neutral-circle vocabulary. They do not reproduce a national sign template
@@ -17,15 +15,35 @@ or third-party sprite; normalized source metadata selects among them and falls b
 rectangle when no supported network classification is available.
 
 Official maps use the same public asset contract as application maps. Streets declares
-`icons: [streetsIcons]`; its light and dark themes select distinct semantic image IDs from that
-shared atlas. Every official map is an independent root and declares only its own asset descriptors.
-Cyberpunk uses `[cyberpunkIcons]`; Matrix uses `[matrixIcons]`, whose directory owns its full-screen
-CRT scanline mask, subtle data-grid pattern, and compact green-screen POI node. Neither imports nor
-inherits Streets assets. The Ferraris directory contains nine
-original intrinsic-size SVG patterns:
-`ferraris-crop-hatch`, `ferraris-heath`, `ferraris-orchard`, `ferraris-paper-grain`,
-`ferraris-residential`, `ferraris-sand`, `ferraris-water-ripples`, `ferraris-wetland`, and
-`ferraris-woodland`.
+`icons: [streetsIcons]`; its light, dark, and monochrome themes select semantic image IDs from that
+shared atlas. Faded themes retain the category-colored POI artwork; monochrome themes use matching
+grayscale markers. Every official map is an independent root and declares only its own asset
+descriptors.
+
+Streets also declares `models: [streetsModels]`. Its seven original tree models live in
+`streets/models/`, each with a lighter `.far.glb` companion. The `streets-tree-*.pattern.svg`
+files are light/dark top views of those same meshes. The pattern suffix preserves their 64px
+atlas size; the vegetation module uses them as individual symbols, not repeating fills.
+`streets/build-trees.mjs` generates the meshes and crowns deterministically from original
+geometry; no third-party model or texture is included. From the SDK root:
+
+```sh
+node packages/maps/assets/streets/build-trees.mjs
+node packages/maps/assets/streets/build-trees.mjs --check
+```
+
+The generator caps near models at 700 triangles and far models at 100. Current forms use
+120–386 and 44–96 respectively. Broadleaf companions retain all five crown clusters and their
+supporting branches, reducing tessellation at distance instead of dropping limbs.
+Package tests prepare and decode the real models, verify finite
+geometry and normals, and check the committed assets against the generator.
+
+The 1777 directory contains eleven original intrinsic-size material patterns, each with
+Day, Dawn, Dusk and Night pigments (44 SVG files). The Day IDs are
+`map-1777-crop-cross`, `map-1777-crop-hatch`, `map-1777-crop-lines`, `map-1777-heath`, `map-1777-orchard`, `map-1777-paper-grain`,
+`map-1777-residential`, `map-1777-sand`, `map-1777-water-ripples`, `map-1777-wetland`, and
+`map-1777-woodland`. Woods and gardens use pigment grain, not repeated tree symbols.
+1777 also owns three licensed Cormorant Garamond faces under `map-1777/fonts/`.
 
 The Baedeker directory contains eight original intrinsic-size SVG patterns:
 `baedeker-hachures`, `baedeker-orchard`, `baedeker-paper-grain`, `baedeker-park-stipple`,
@@ -41,13 +59,6 @@ runtime terrain and no Mapterhorn tile is packaged here. Baedeker is not affilia
 endorsed by Baedeker or Wagner & Debes. See `baedeker/README.md` and the package-level
 `THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md`.
 
-The Härad directory contains nine original intrinsic-size SVG patterns: `harad-arable`,
-`harad-conifer`, `harad-deciduous`, `harad-orchard`, `harad-paper-grain`, `harad-sand`,
-`harad-settlement`, `harad-water-lines`, and `harad-wetland`. Tileflow authored these vectors from
-scratch using Lantmäteriet's CC0 Häradsekonomiska kartan series (1859–1934) and official legend
-as visual references. No Lantmäteriet scan, raster pixel, legend artwork, font, or map data is
-included or redistributed. See `harad/README.md` and the package-level `THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md`.
-
 The Siegfried directory contains nine original intrinsic-size motifs, each drawn in coordinated
 light and dark artwork: forest, glacier, gravel, orchard, paper grain, rock, scree, water lines, and
 wetland. The 18 runtime IDs use `siegfried-<motif>` for the historical light treatment and
@@ -55,22 +66,37 @@ wetland. The 18 runtime IDs use `siegfried-<motif>` for the historical light tre
 packaged Cormorant Garamond faces selected by both themes. See `siegfried/README.md` and the
 package-level `THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md` for provenance and licensing.
 
-The Soundings directory contains ten original nautical symbols and intrinsic-size patterns:
-`soundings-harbor`, `soundings-lighthouse`, `soundings-light-flare`, `soundings-buoy-port`,
-`soundings-buoy-starboard`, `soundings-buoy-cardinal`, `soundings-wreck`,
-`soundings-rock-awash`, `soundings-paper-grain`, and `soundings-water-dots`. They express familiar
-paper-chart concepts without bundling a historical chart, specification artwork, or navigation
-data. Official Soundings references only `soundings-paper-grain` and `soundings-water-dots`;
-the eight point symbols remain available to the separate experimental Nautical canary. A generic
-World POI is deliberately not relabelled as a harbour. Soundings uses GEBCO-derived depth bands only
-as broad cartographic context and is not a navigation product.
+The Soundings directory contains twenty-seven original nautical symbols and intrinsic-size patterns:
+`soundings-harbor`, `soundings-marina`, `soundings-lighthouse`, `soundings-light-flare`,
+`soundings-buoy-port`, `soundings-buoy-starboard`, `soundings-buoy-cardinal`,
+`soundings-buoy-pillar`, `soundings-wreck`, `soundings-rock-awash`, six notice boards
+(`soundings-notice` and its `-prohibition`, `-regulation`, `-restriction`, `-recommendation`, and
+`-information` variants), `soundings-distance-mark`, eight small-craft facilities
+(`soundings-facility`, `soundings-fuel-station`, `soundings-water-tap`, `soundings-slipway`,
+`soundings-pump-out`, `soundings-visitor-berth`, `soundings-boat-hoist`, and `soundings-boatyard`),
+`soundings-paper-grain`, and `soundings-water-dots`. They express familiar paper-chart and inland
+waterway concepts without bundling a historical chart, specification artwork, sign artwork, or
+navigation data. Official Soundings draws its paper and water patterns and, through theme
+`nautical.*` image tokens, its point symbols for Nautical marks. `tileflow.icons.json` declares those
+twenty-four point symbols as SDF icons, drawn in the central 12 of 24 pixels, so each mark takes its
+own colour; `soundings-rock-awash` remains
+fixed-colour artwork and is unused because rocks are drawn as chart crosses. A generic World POI is
+deliberately not relabelled as a harbour. Soundings uses GEBCO-derived depth bands only as broad
+cartographic context, and neither it nor its Nautical marks is a navigation product.
 
-The San Francisto directory contains four original intrinsic-size patterns and one original
-technical symbol: `san-francisto-blueprint-grid`, `san-francisto-building-hatch`,
-`san-francisto-landscape-hatch`, `san-francisto-water-hatch`, and `san-francisto-poi-node`.
+The Blueprint directory contains four original intrinsic-size patterns and one original
+technical symbol: `blueprint-grid`, `blueprint-building-hatch`,
+`blueprint-landscape-hatch`, `blueprint-water-hatch`, and `blueprint-poi-node`.
 Together they provide drawing-paper grid, building, landscape, and water notation plus a schematic
 POI marker without importing another official map's sprite assets.
 
+The Cívica directory contains five original transparent patterns: `civica-paper-grain`,
+`civica-park-groves`, `civica-orchard`, `civica-water-lines`, and `civica-industrial-hatch`.
+Eleven original `civica-poi-*` pictograms provide civic, cultural, garden, transport, and everyday
+destination glyphs with fine ivory clearances and compact paper squares for transport symbols.
+Small marks and a quiet secondary point preserve the map's label hierarchy. The map also owns its packaged fonts; artwork and font
+provenance are recorded in `civica/README.md` and `civica/fonts/README.md`.
+
 `@tileflow/dev` resolves each package descriptor, verifies that its real path remains inside the
 installed package, and compiles the complete ordered directory composition into deterministic
 MapLibre sprite atlases. `<id>.<ext>` publishes an icon as `<id>` and
@@ -79,18 +105,17 @@ lower-kebab, and a later directory wins on an exact duplicate ID.
 
 Font preparation is generic: it reads any map's declared `fonts` directories, derives IDs from
 OpenType full names, includes only used faces, and publishes content-addressed font and license
-assets. A self-hosted Cyberpunk build therefore materializes its currently selected font files and
-license without a Cyberpunk or font-family special case. Its manifest and Style carry the strict
-`tileflow:fontFaces` public-asset contract; asset ownership remains in `@tileflow/maps`. Style `font`
-values are exact OpenType full names. Cyberpunk and Matrix each select their own directory, whose
-stacks contain the two packaged Oxanium faces, so either map's primary-face local pipeline remains
-independent and never depends on an unfixed system or remote fallback.
-The compiler never manufactures a face ID by adding a weight. Streets, Ferraris, Härad, Soundings,
-Verdant, and San Francisto each declare the canonical Tileflow glyph URL with exact
-`Noto Sans Regular` and `Noto Sans Bold` stacks. Cyberpunk and Matrix name `Oxanium Medium` and
-`Oxanium SemiBold`, while Baedeker and Siegfried each name `Cormorant Garamond Regular`,
+assets. A self-hosted Baedeker build materializes its selected font files and license without
+a map-name special case. Its manifest and Style carry the strict `tileflow:fontFaces`
+public-asset contract; Style font values are exact OpenType full names.
+The compiler never manufactures a face ID by adding a weight. Streets, Soundings,
+and Blueprint each declare the canonical Tileflow glyph URL with exact
+`Noto Sans Regular` and `Noto Sans Bold` stacks. Baedeker, 1777 and Siegfried each name `Cormorant Garamond Regular`,
 `Cormorant Garamond SemiBold`, and `Cormorant Garamond Italic` from their respective packaged
-directories. The compatibility URL
+directories. Cívica packages `DM Serif Text Regular` and `DM Serif Text Italic` for its place
+and water lettering, `Barlow Semi Condensed Regular` and `Barlow Semi Condensed SemiBold` for
+roads and destinations, and `Noto Sans Regular` as an explicit local fallback. It declares only local fonts because the public contract makes local
+font directories and remote glyph providers mutually exclusive. The compatibility URL
 is canonical but not content-addressed; responses
 revalidate and do not provide an exact-byte receipt. Reproducible official PBF delivery will use the
 separate `/base/<assetSetSha256>/glyphs/...` contract once Hosted has verified and published that

package/assets/civica/README.md

@@ -0,0 +1,35 @@
+# Cívica artwork
+
+The SVG patterns and point-of-interest pictograms in `icons/` are original artwork drawn from
+scratch for the Cívica Tileflow map. They use a civic print-atlas vocabulary: warm paper,
+vermilion destinations, blue transport ink, loose olive tree rings, broken horizontal water
+strokes, and fine diagonal industrial overprinting. The design takes broad visual inspiration
+from the user's reference, _Inside the Belt Way — Washington DC_, without copying its map,
+geography, lettering, composition, symbols, or artwork.
+
+No downloaded imagery, existing map style, or external icon set is included.
+Every icon and pattern is a self-contained SVG with an explicit intrinsic size for Tileflow's sprite
+pipeline. Patterns have transparent backgrounds so the map owns the underlying land or water
+color. Ink marks remain intentionally small and sparse to avoid competing with road and label
+hierarchies at different zoom levels.
+
+The POI pictograms use a 28 × 28 canvas and remain useful at icon sizes of 0.65–0.85. Fine ivory
+clearances keep the original glyphs legible over colored map areas. Vermilion identifies civic,
+cultural, and medical destinations; quiet gray-green identifies everyday businesses; gardens use
+green ink. Transit and airports use compact paper squares with fine blue keylines.
+`civica-poi-dot` is a quiet secondary point occupying less of the same canvas.
+
+Pattern runtime IDs remove the `.pattern.svg` filename suffix:
+
+- `civica-paper-grain` — sparse warm ink flecks; 128 × 128.
+- `civica-park-groves` — loose clusters of small tree rings; 64 × 64.
+- `civica-orchard` — staggered small orchard crowns; 64 × 32.
+- `civica-water-lines` — broken horizontal blue strokes; 64 × 32.
+- `civica-industrial-hatch` — seamless diagonal working-landscape hatch; 16 × 16.
+
+POI runtime IDs are `civica-poi-civic-star`, `civica-poi-museum`, `civica-poi-monument`,
+`civica-poi-garden`, `civica-poi-transit`, `civica-poi-food`, `civica-poi-lodging`,
+`civica-poi-hospital`, `civica-poi-shopping`, `civica-poi-airport`, and `civica-poi-dot`.
+
+The separately licensed fonts packaged under `fonts/` have their own upstream provenance in
+`fonts/README.md` and their complete license beside the font files.

package/assets/civica/fonts/LICENSE-BarlowSemiCondensed.txt

@@ -0,0 +1,93 @@
+Copyright 2017 The Barlow Project Authors (https://github.com/jpt/barlow)
+
+This Font Software is licensed under the SIL Open Font License, Version 1.1.
+This license is copied below, and is also available with a FAQ at:
+http://scripts.sil.org/OFL
+
+
+-----------------------------------------------------------
+SIL OPEN FONT LICENSE Version 1.1 - 26 February 2007
+-----------------------------------------------------------
+
+PREAMBLE
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+development of collaborative font projects, to support the font creation
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+
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