Compañia Litografica y Tipografica, S.A. (fl. c. 1891 - 1911) was a Mexican lithographic firm based in Mexico City specializing in map printing and publishing. In particular, the firm published several editions of a large-format 'Official Plan' of Mexico City, as well as a reduced version of the same. The company maintained a special relationship with the municipal government and was commissioned to print its Official Plan in 1891, as well as an updated plan in 1900 that changed many of the city streets' names. It continued to print updated maps of Mexico City until 1911, but appears to have ceased operations thereafter, possibly due to the Mexican Revolution.
