Asia Advanced Political Pull Down Map
Disputed borders are where high school geography gets interesting, and most classroom maps of Asia skate past them. This Asia advanced political pull down map from BrightWay Educational labels them, along with the political and physical detail a grade 9 and up course actually needs. Built on a spring roller with a backboard, it pulls down over a whiteboard and retracts flat when the lesson moves on.
- Azimuthal Equidistant projection, chosen for minimal distortion in landmass size so students read true proportions across the continent
- National capitals, major cities, secondary cities, and disputed areas clearly named
- Shaded relief for terrain, plus bathymetric relief and ocean surface currents for the marine side of the continent
- Georeference and degree lines to teach the global grid and sharpen map reading
- Mountain ranges, rivers, lakes, islands, and surrounding oceans identified
- Choose the flags version, or the educational panels version with a population density panel and an elevation and terrain panel including an elevation ramp and side-on elevation profile
Regularly updated by BrightWay and stocked at Map Shop for high school and college geography teachers, curriculum coordinators, and home school parents. Also available as a standard wall map.













