Low Poly Canterbury Cathedral – Canterbury, England 3D Model

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I create accurate and clean 3D models of real-world cities, buildings, and urban environments, as well as artistic and functional models suitable for 3D printing and visualization.
All models are carefully created using professional tools such as Cinema 4D, with optimized geometry and high-quality results.
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| Vendor: | 1xmerch |
| Published: | Jul 23, 2026 |
| Download Size: | 13.4 MB |
| Game Ready: | Yes |
| Print Ready: | – |
| 3D Scan: | – |
| Textures: | – |
| Materials: | Yes |
| UV Mapped: | – |
| PBR: | – |
| Rigged: | – |
| Animated: | – |
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Low Poly Canterbury Cathedral – Canterbury, England 3D Model
Low Poly Canterbury Cathedral – Canterbury, England, United Kingdom Detailed 3D City Model Map
Object: terrain
- Points: 13944
- Polygons: 30405
Object: roads
- Points: 17202
- Polygons: 34232
Object: buildings
- Points: 46355
- Polygons: 98715
Object: water
- Points: 828
- Polygons: 1963
Object: grass
- Points: 2460
- Polygons: 4826
Explore Canterbury Cathedral in Canterbury, England, United Kingdom with this highly detailed low poly 3D city model, accurately recreating one of the world's most famous medieval cathedrals and the historic heart of Canterbury. The model includes the cathedral complex, surrounding city streets, parks, residential neighborhoods, and historic urban layout, carefully optimized for real-time applications while preserving the unique architectural character of this UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Perfect for game development, architectural visualization, GIS projects, urban planning, digital twins, VR/AR experiences, simulations, animations, educational projects, and interactive mapping.
The model features Canterbury Cathedral, the cathedral precincts, surrounding gardens, nearby historic buildings, medieval street network, public squares, and the surrounding city blocks. It faithfully represents one of England's most significant religious and historical landmarks, making it ideal for visualization, heritage preservation, and simulation projects.
Object: terrain
- Points: 13944
- Polygons: 30405
Object: roads
- Points: 17202
- Polygons: 34232
Object: buildings
- Points: 46355
- Polygons: 98715
Object: water
- Points: 828
- Polygons: 1963
Object: grass
- Points: 2460
- Polygons: 4826
Explore Canterbury Cathedral in Canterbury, England, United Kingdom with this highly detailed low poly 3D city model, accurately recreating one of the world's most famous medieval cathedrals and the historic heart of Canterbury. The model includes the cathedral complex, surrounding city streets, parks, residential neighborhoods, and historic urban layout, carefully optimized for real-time applications while preserving the unique architectural character of this UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Perfect for game development, architectural visualization, GIS projects, urban planning, digital twins, VR/AR experiences, simulations, animations, educational projects, and interactive mapping.
The model features Canterbury Cathedral, the cathedral precincts, surrounding gardens, nearby historic buildings, medieval street network, public squares, and the surrounding city blocks. It faithfully represents one of England's most significant religious and historical landmarks, making it ideal for visualization, heritage preservation, and simulation projects.





















