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Good source for modern and near future/cyberpunk map elements

I'm trying to find a good source for elements to generate maps for a cyberpunk game, Shadowrun to be specific, so any modern or near-future map elements (street litter, office equipment, industrial machinery, lots of neon, etc) would be helpful. Most of the map editing software I've seen, even pricey ones like Campaign Cartographer, produce maps with dated graphics that look like they came from my NES. I want to generate maps with the quality of those found in higher-end gaming supplements, but outside of fantasy settings, maps and map elements of this quality are very difficult to find. Does anybody have more experience searching for these things that can point me in the right direction?
I like to use maps by a company called Fabled Environments for Shadowrun. They produce very cool architect plan style maps for not much money. You don't get all the crazy chrome and neon, but my players tend to find it pretty atmospheric. <a href="http://fabledenvironments.com/wp/" rel="nofollow">http://fabledenvironments.com/wp/</a> I wish you luck though. Finding high quality maps for shadow run is a challenge. I love the game, but really regret buying the map pack they (catalyst) released; that was just dismal.
They've released three that I know of, and none of them have been even remotely up to the quality of half the stuff out there for fantasy roleplaying. The other problem is that unlike most fantasy roleplaying supplements, those for science fiction aren't as easily interchangeable between settings. Unfortunately for your suggestion, I really was looking for something a bit more aesthetic than blueprint-style floorplans. Thanks anyway, though.
drivethrurpg.com The search works pretty well too. <a href="http://rpg.drivethrustuff.com/index.php?filters=510_2240_0_0_0" rel="nofollow">http://rpg.drivethrustuff.com/index.php?filters=510_2240_0_0_0</a> ?