National Geographic: United States, The Physical Landscape 1996 - Historic Wall Map Series - 31.25 x 20.5 inches - Paper Rolled
Details
- BrandNational
- ColorMulti
- Map TypePhysical
- Paper FinishGlossy
- Sheet Size31.25 x 20.5
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Details
- BrandNational
- ColorMulti
- Map TypePhysical
Description
🗺️ Own the landscape of your ambitions with National Geographic’s iconic US physical map!
- COLLECTORS PRIDE - A must-have for map enthusiasts and geology buffs craving authentic US terrain visuals.
- CONVERSATION STARTER - Elevate your space with a map that sparks curiosity and commands attention.
- PREMIUM GLOSSY FINISH - Thick, glossy paper ensures durability and vibrant colors that pop under any light.
- STRIKING WALL PRESENCE - Generous 31.25 x 20.5 inch size makes it a bold centerpiece in any office or home.
- ICONIC NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC QUALITY - Trust the gold standard in cartography for unmatched accuracy and detail.
This 1996 National Geographic physical map of the United States measures 31.25 by 20.5 inches, printed on thick glossy paper for durability and vibrant display. Renowned for its editorial rigor and iconic cartography, it showcases detailed geological features, making it a perfect blend of educational value and stylish decor for offices, homes, and collectors.
Specifications
| Asin | B07X4YTF7J |
| Best Sellers Rank | #145,594 in Office Products (See Top 100 in Office Products) #364 in Wall Maps |
| Brand Name | National Geographic |
| Color | Multi |
| Customer Reviews | 4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars (12) 4.0 out of 5 stars |
| Item Dimensions L X W | 20.5"L x 31.25"W |
| Manufacturer | MapSherpa |
| Map Type | Physical |
| Number Of Items | 1 |
| Paper Dimensions | 31.25 x 20.5 inches |
| Paper Finish | Glossy |
| Paper Size | 31.25 x 20.5 inches |
| Part Number | 749717024380 |
| Upc | 749717024380 |
Reviews
User
map helps students understand geography better
The students gained an understanding of US geography. Specifically to understand why early explorers took the routes they did. I laid it out on a table so the students could finger trace out the Oregon Trail, The Overland Trail, and The Pony Express Trail. As one student said “I feel like a pirate! Argh!” So they had fun, cracking pirate jokes while learning about US History
User
Great
I love this map because it’s oriented to the earth’s features, not political boundaries. But it has major cities so you know where you are.
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