Your birth chart doesn't stop at who you are, it also maps where each part of your life is most supported on Earth. Astrocartography draws your planetary lines across the world: each line marks the places where one planet was rising, setting or overhead at the moment you were born, so a move, a trip or a "why does this city feel like home?" finally has an answer. Everything I know about reading the map, after 25+ years of charts, is on this page: every line explained, my clear guides, and the readings where I do it for you.
When you were born, every planet stood at a precise angle to the place you arrived in. Astrocartography (also called locational astrology) recalculates those angles for every point on the planet, producing a personal world map crossed by lines: your Sun line, Moon line, Venus line and so on. Living on or near a line turns that planet's volume up in your daily life; the same person can feel invisible in one city and unmistakably themselves in another.
The map doesn't flatter, but it isn't simple either. Lines have flavors, angles (AC, DC, MC and IC), and crossings that change everything about how a place will treat you. A free calculator can draw your lines; knowing what they'll actually do to your mornings takes longer, start with the ultimate guide, or my real answer to "is astrocartography accurate?"
Ten lines cross your map, and each one runs a different part of your life. Start with the ones pulling at you, every guide is written from real client charts.
Where you're seen, heard and recognized, confidence and vitality.
Read the Sun line guide →Belonging, home and emotional rest, the most nurturing line.
Read the Moon line guide →Where words come easily, thinking, writing, studying, dealing.
Read the Mercury line guide →Love, beauty and ease, where romance and friendship find you.
Read the Venus line guide →Drive and desire, energy that can build you up or burn you out.
Read the Mars line guide →Luck and expansion, the places where doors keep opening.
Read the Jupiter line guide →Discipline and mastery, heavier living, but it builds what lasts.
Read the Saturn line guide →Freedom and reinvention, where sudden change lives.
Read the Uranus line guide →Dreams and spirit, beautiful, healing, and a little foggy.
Read the Neptune line guide →Transformation, the most intense line on your whole map.
Read the Pluto line guide →Then go deeper: the four angles of every line and what happens when two lines cross.
Guides teach you the language; a reading answers your question. Each of these is written personally by me from your exact birth details, never automated.

I explain your birth chart and a world map showing where its planetary lines fall. This technique, called astrocartography, offers an astrological way to compare places you are curious about for living, working or travelling.

I combine your astrological world map with tarot cards and runes, symbols traditionally used for reflection. I explain how I read each in relation to your question about a place, such as moving closer to family or starting again abroad.

I explain the relationship themes associated with places on your astrological world map. You might be curious about where to spend more time, build a social life or settle with a partner.

Tell me the places you are considering and what you hope a move will change. I compare up to three cities using your birth chart and explain each place's astrological themes alongside questions about the life you want there.

I compare how the same places relate to both partners' birth charts. The written reading helps you discuss different priorities, such as one person wanting career opportunities while the other wants a stronger sense of home.

I compare up to five possible retirement locations using both partners' birth charts. You receive written explanations for each place to discuss alongside your priorities, such as family connections, community and daily routines.
Not sure which fits? Answer three quick questions and I'll point you to the one I'd pick for you. Choosing where to retire as a couple? Start with the retirement relocation page.
These aren't separate articles, they're one path, and the ten line guides above are its middle chapters. Start at the stage you're in; every guide ends with your next question, so you can simply keep reading.

Have you wondered why different places seem to affect you differently? Astrocartography places your birth chart on a world map. This guide explains the lines, what each planet represents, and how to compare your map with your own experience.
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You may hear that astrocartography lines affect how a location is interpreted. This guide explains what astrocartography calculates, what a reading can and cannot establish and a low-cost way to compare it with your experience.
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This guide takes a cautious look at astrocartography: what is mathematically calculated, what can affect interpretation, how to limit wishful thinking and how to test your own lines at low cost.
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Free astrocartography calculators draw map lines, but interpretation also involves your chart, timing and practical decision. This guide explains what a free map can provide, where it has limits and when a personal reading may add context.
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You may have heard about astrocartography from a friend or while comparing cities. Here is what a reading involves: what happens in a session, how a personal reading differs from a generic map, what it costs and how to decide whether it fits your question.
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Astrocartography prices range from free apps to bespoke readings in the hundreds. After 25 years reading charts and maps, this guide compares all five readings, explains what determines price and helps you choose a tier that fits your needs.
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There is no universally best astrocartography line. This guide explains how to compare the themes of different lines with your current priorities, practical constraints and experience of a place.
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Astrocartography can provide themes to consider when choosing a destination. This guide shows how to compare cities for priorities such as rest, relationships or creative work, then check the map against practical travel information.
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If you’ve heard of relocation charts and astrocartography but are unsure what they are, this guide explains what changes when you move, what stays the same, how the map differs from the chart, and how to test it at home.
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Astrocartography places chart angles on a world map, while relocation astrology recalculates chart angles for one city. This guide compares the two techniques, their questions and when each may be useful.
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Relocation astrology recalculates chart angles for a new place. This guide explains what changes when you move, how planetary lines are interpreted and how to compare locations for priorities such as relationships, work, finances and wellbeing.
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Couple astrocartography compares two birth charts on one map. This guide explains shared and differing line themes, how to compare possible places and how to discuss a compromise together.
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Astrocartography compatibility compares how a place is associated with each partner's chart. This guide explains how to compare two maps, discuss relationship priorities and research a city before deciding.
Read article →Your lines are already drawn, they were drawn the moment you were born. Pick the reading that fits your question, and I'll read the map the way I'd read it for myself.