South Central U.S. Wall Map
Terrain changes fast across the South Central states. The Gulf Coast plain gives way to the Edwards Plateau, the Ozarks rise in the north, and the Rio Grande and Red River cut clear lines across the region. This South Central U.S. wall map from National Geographic shows both the landforms and the political boundaries on one sheet, with the shaded relief style the publisher has used on its wall maps for decades.
- Drawn at 1:2,359,000 scale in the Albers Conic Equal-Area projection, which minimizes distortion between two standard parallels
- Physical and political content together: state boundaries, cities, and terrain shading over a bright, legible color palette with blue oceans
- Pulled directly from the 11th Edition Atlas of the World, now sold as a standalone sheet
- Finishing at Map Shop: premium 36lb paper, 1.7mil satin-gloss lamination, foam core mounting, black or walnut rails, or framed
A solid fit for geography classrooms, home school walls, and regional sales offices.

