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Draw a radius around Philadelphia.

Start with a 8 mile radius from central Philadelphia, then search an exact address, move the circle, or add more locations.

Philadelphia radius map

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Download every circle in a standard format for GIS tools, spreadsheets, or Google Earth.

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Make a radius map for Philadelphia

The map opens near the center of Philadelphia with a 8 mile circle. Use it as a starting view, then search the address or place that matters to you. You can center a radius on Center City, University City, South Philadelphia, or any coordinate in the surrounding region.

How to adjust this map

  1. Search a Philadelphia address, landmark, or postal code to add a circle there.
  2. Enter an exact distance in miles, kilometers, meters, or feet.
  3. Drag the center to refine its position or pull the edge handle to resize.
  4. Add colors and labels, then share the link or export KML, GeoJSON, or CSV.

What the circle means

The radius measures straight-line distance from its center. It gives a consistent view of proximity and coverage, but it does not represent driving distance or travel time. Roads, transit connections, waterways, and local geography can change how accessible two places are within the same circle.

Common uses in Philadelphia

Use several circles to compare delivery areas, branch locations, property searches, event venues, service territories, or meeting points. Overlap shows places within range of more than one center, while gaps help reveal areas outside the selected coverage.

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