Oceania Physical Features Wall Map
Oceania is more water than land, which makes it one of the harder regions to fit on a single sheet. This map solves it by keeping every island group in situ, so the distances between Australia, New Zealand and the island chains of the Pacific read honestly.
The cartography comes from The Times Comprehensive Atlas of the World series, the reference standard for physical mapping. Relief shading carries the arid Australian interior, the Great Dividing Range and the Southern Alps of the South Island.
- Covers Australia, New Zealand, New Guinea and the surrounding islands and island groups
- Lakes, rivers and mountain ranges clearly identified across the region
- Published by The Times, printed by Map Shop on premium 36lb paper
- Finishing options include 1.7mil satin lamination, mounting to quarter-inch foam core, black or walnut rails, and framing
A solid wall piece for geography classrooms, university departments, travel offices and home studies.

