A literary atlas of Stephen King’s IT1957–58 · 1984–85 · Historical sites
Green: woodland / parkBlue: surface waterDashed blue: covered channelDashed brown: inferred footpath
Contours are not measured elevations. All coordinates and boundaries are reconstructed.
This is a reasoned reconstruction of fictional geography, not a canonical or surveyed map. The supplied English text of IT is the primary source. Film and television geography has not been used.
The town plan combines both main periods and the historical interludes. Dates in the place cards distinguish former sites and replacements; the map does not depict a single historical day. It covers surface geography only.
A · Text-anchored relationship. The street, adjoining feature or named site is explicit. The plotted coordinate remains reconstructed.B · Inferred position. Routes, proximity and relative directions constrain the placement.C · Proposed location. A substantial gap remains; the position is a plausible option.U · Unlocated / off map. The place is indexed without an invented coordinate.
The original research notes record the reconstruction decisions and remaining contradictions. Current evidence is shown in the place cards.
Stephen King, IT. English EPUB supplied by the reader. The exact edition is not reliably identified in its metadata. References name chapters or interludes; P numbers refer to paragraphs in this specific extraction, not printed pages. No complete novel text is included in this website.
The map is served by this website. Optional source links open external websites. Drag to pan; use the wheel, buttons or pinch gesture to zoom. With the map focused, arrow keys pan and + / − zoom. The ruler measures straight-line distances in the reconstruction, not canonical travel distances. Press Escape to clear a measurement or close a place card.