Asia Physical Features Wall Map
Asia contains the highest plateau on Earth and some of its driest interior basins, and this Asia physical features wall map puts that contrast on one sheet. The cartography is drawn from The Times Comprehensive Atlas of the World, long treated as a reference standard by libraries and geography departments, and every copy is printed in house by Map Shop.
- Physical geography carries the map: rivers, mountain ranges, and deserts rather than political shading
- Named features include the Gobi Desert, Qingzang Gaoyuan (Plateau of Tibet), and the Caspian Sea
- Published by The Times, with feature selection edited for legibility at wall-viewing distance
- Finishing choices: premium 36 lb paper, 1.7 mil satin lamination front and back, mounting to quarter-inch foam core, black or walnut rails, or framed
Geography teachers, home school parents, and university department hallways use it as a terrain reference. It also reads well in offices with Asia-Pacific operations, where laminated or foam core versions take wet-erase markers and pins.

