Asia Intermediate Classroom Wall Map
This Asia classroom wall map from BrightWay Educational lays political boundaries over shaded relief, so the Himalaya, the Tibetan Plateau, the Gobi, and the great river systems read as physical reasons for where cities and borders sit. BrightWay develops these maps alongside working teachers and revises them as place names and boundaries change.
- Equal Earth projection, an equal-area projection that keeps landmass proportions honest with minimal distortion
- Shaded relief across the continent for reading mountain ranges, plateaus, and lowlands
- Inset of the Arctic, tying the northern polar region to the rest of Asia
- Georeference and degree lines for latitude and longitude practice
- National capitals, major cities, and disputed areas clearly labeled
- Oceans, marine features, islands, lakes, and rivers included alongside the political layer
- Choice of country flags border or educational panels
Built for grades 6–8 with large type and strong color separation between countries. Map Shop also carries this title as a classroom pull down map for teachers working with limited wall space.



