National Geographic Antarctica Political Wall Map
An Antarctica political wall map is a rare thing on an office or classroom wall, and this one comes straight out of National Geographic’s Atlas of the World. The continent sits at the center with the Southern Ocean wrapping around it in deep blue, and shaded relief carries the ice sheet, the Antarctic Peninsula and the Transantarctic Mountains without burying the labels. Place names and boundary lines are set for legibility rather than density, the same cartographic approach National Geographic has used on its wall maps for more than 75 years.
At 1:8,708,000, the scale suits geography and environmental science lessons, polar research offices, and reference walls where the South Pole matters more than the equator.
- Published by National Geographic, sourced from the 11th Edition Atlas of the World
- Map scale 1:8,708,000, English labeling
- Bright color palette with shaded relief terrain
- Map Shop finishing includes lamination, foam core mounting, black or walnut rails, and framing

