National Geographic Alaska Wall Map
Drawn at 1:3,391,000 in the Azimuthal Equidistant projection, distances from the center point remain proportionally correct. The map carries both physical and political content: shaded relief across the Brooks Range, the Alaska Range, and the volcanic spine of the Aleutians, plus place names, boundaries, and the deep blue ocean palette National Geographic has used on its wall maps for more than 75 years.
At this scale the whole state reads clearly, from the Arctic Coastal Plain down through the Yukon River basin to Prince William Sound and the Inside Passage, making it a working reference for geography and environmental science classrooms as well as a strong choice for a home office or hallway.
Map Shop offers the following finishing options:
- Printed on premium paper
- 1.7 mil satin lamination
- Mounted to foam core
- Railed in black or walnut molding
- Framed

