The Himalaya Region Wall Map pulls one of the most vertical places on earth out of National Geographic’s Atlas of the World, 11th Edition, and puts it on your wall at a readable size. The mountain wall separating the Tibetan Plateau from the plains of northern India reads clearly here, with shaded relief carrying the elevation change and political lines showing how Nepal, Bhutan, India, Pakistan and China divide the range. Geography teachers use it for lessons on landforms, monsoon systems and environmental change. It also holds its own in a home office or a study.
- Published by National Geographic, taken from the 11th Edition World Atlas and sold as a stand-alone map
- Shows both physical and political features, with shaded relief and a blue ocean palette used on National Geographic wall maps for over 75 years
- Scale of 1:2,177,000, drawn in Conic projection
- Place names set for legibility, not crowded
- Available in English, with paper, laminated, foam core, railed and framed finishing from Map Shop

