The National Geographic New Zealand Map takes a single plate from the Atlas of the World and gives it a wall of its own. It reads as both political and physical: country and regional boundaries sit over the shaded relief National Geographic has been refining on its wall maps for more than 75 years, so the spine of the Southern Alps, the volcanic center of the North Island, and the break at Cook Strait all register at a glance. The bright palette and blue ocean fill keep it legible from across a classroom or a conference room.
- Published by National Geographic, drawn from the Atlas of the World
- Scale of 1:1,979,000
- Oblique Mercator projection, a cylindrical projection that holds lines of constant course
- Printed on premium 36 lb paper, or finished with 1.7 mil satin lamination that accepts wet-erase markers and map stickers
- Mounting at Map Shop includes foam core, black or walnut rails, and framing

