Antarctica Political Wall Map
This map from Kappa Map Group gives high school geography classes the one continent textbooks usually reduce to a footnote. Most students never see how the territorial claims slice the ice into sectors, or how far the Antarctic Circle actually sits from the pole. Part of the Advanced Political series, this edition is built for grades 9 through 12 and reads clearly from the back row.
- Published by Kappa Map Group.
- Color coding separates territorial claims across the continent.
- Four thematic insets: population density, annual rainfall, energy and manufacturing and trade, and climate.
- Latitude and longitude lines with major latitudes emphasized.
- Shaded relief gives depth to ice sheets, ranges, and coastal physical features.
- Ordered here on a spring roller with backboard, ready to mount above a whiteboard.
Other finishing options at Map Shop include lamination, foam core mounting, and rails or framing in black or walnut molding. A solid pick for geography departments, AP Human Geography rooms, and home school parents teaching polar regions.



