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Everything else marked on this map is more or less directly derived from the information available in the game.
You can ask a man on day 1 for directions, and get the parts of the town and the districts explained to you. That's how I figured it out.
Pathologic is an old game, after all. Some time before it, in the late 90s, quite a lot of RPGs would have you memorise stuff or just make your own notes to make sense of the world, remember NPC you may need later, or solve puzzles.