Afghanistan Wall Map
Afghanistan is mostly mountain. The Hindu Kush runs diagonally across the country, splitting the northern plains along the Amu Darya from the arid south around the Registan, and this wall map puts that structure front and center. Relief shading works together with graded color by height above sea level, so elevation reads instantly rather than requiring a trip to the legend.
- Physical and political content on one sheet: terrain shading combined with boundary and place-name detail
- Drawn at 1:3,100,000, with coverage extending past the borders into neighboring Iran, Pakistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan
- Colors keyed to elevation, separating the Wakhan Corridor highlands from the lower basins near Kandahar and Herat
- Published by MapSherpa and printed to order at Map Shop
Finishing runs from plain paper to satin lamination that takes wet-erase markers, foam core mounting for map pins, wood rails in black or walnut, or a full frame. Government affairs staff, NGO program teams, journalists and university geography departments hang this one in conference rooms and briefing spaces.

