Given that for a map, it is the sqkm which matters, 6 orders of magnitude from the map of San Francisco is a jump from 121 sqkm to 121 000 000 sqkm ... which is

Given that for a map, it is the sqkm which matters, 6 orders of magnitude from the map of San Francisco is a jump from 121 sqkm to 121 000 000 sqkm ... which is not even all dry land on Earth, much less in the Solar System. Surely a daunting task, but depending on the tools used to create the smaller map, possibly a realistic one. Maybe with a bit of a less precision.