Russia and the Former Soviet Union 1991
The USSR dissolved in December 1991, and fifteen republics became independent countries almost overnight. Students who have only ever seen the modern map of Eurasia have no reference point for that shift, which is exactly the gap this wall map fills on a classroom wall.
Published by Kappa Map Group as part of its Classroom Series, the map centers Russia and identifies the surrounding former Soviet republics, so a lesson on the Cold War’s end has something concrete behind it.
- Shows Russia alongside former Soviet republics including Latvia, Lithuania, Belarus, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, and Kyrgyzstan
- Meets U.S. History curriculum requirements and is used in public, private, parochial, and home school settings
- Ships on a spring roller with backboard, ready to mount above a whiteboard or chalk rail
- Multiple Classroom Series history maps can be combined on one roller system; contact Map Shop with your title list
A practical choice for U.S. history teachers, curriculum coordinators, and home school parents teaching 20th century geopolitics.

