National Geographic Asia Political Wall Map
This National Geographic Asia political wall map comes straight from the 11th Edition Atlas of the World, reproduced as a standalone wall piece. It is drawn in the Two-Point Equidistant projection, which holds all points at proportionally correct distances from two anchor points selected by the cartographer, a sensible choice for a landmass that runs from the Arabian Peninsula to the Pacific coast of Russia.
The color palette is bright and legible: blue oceans, clean political fills, and the shaded relief National Geographic has been putting on wall maps for more than 75 years. That relief gives the Himalaya and the Siberian interior real shape behind the borders, making it easy to see terrain and politics at once.
- Scale of 1:17,654,000, published by National Geographic
- Labels international boundaries, cities, rivers, and lakes, placed for legibility rather than density
- English language political map with physical shaded relief
- Finishing at Map Shop: paper, laminated, mounted to foam core, rails in black or walnut molding, or fully framed
A steady reference for classroom walls, home school rooms, and home offices.

