Islands of the Pacific Wall Map
The Pacific region is mostly water, with nations scattered as specks across a third of the planet. National Geographic addresses this with 54 individual insets, giving Fiji, Samoa, Palau, Tonga, Vanuatu, and the Solomon Islands each their own panel so every island group reads at usable detail instead of vanishing into blue.
The cartography is drawn from the 11th Edition of the National Geographic Atlas of the World.
- Physical and political content together: shaded relief, ocean tints, borders, and place names
- 54 island nations shown in individual insets across Melanesia, Micronesia, and Polynesia
- The high-legibility color palette National Geographic has used on wall maps for over 75 years
- Finishing choices from Map Shop include paper, lamination for wet-erase markers, foam core mounting, rails, and framing
Geography and environmental science teachers use it on classroom walls, as do home school parents and those with family ties across the Pacific.

