Most of Australia’s population lives in the southeast corner of the continent, and this sheet is where that concentration becomes visible. The Southeast Australia wall map from The Times pulls its cartography straight from the Times Comprehensive Atlas of the World, so the place names, coastlines and settlement hierarchy match the reference standard used in libraries and newsrooms.
- Covers Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia and Tasmania
- Labels the capitals Brisbane, Canberra, Sydney, Melbourne and Hobart
- Includes two inset maps of Melbourne and Sydney at street level detail
- Published by The Times, printed by Map Shop on premium 36lb paper
- Finishing choices include 1.7mil satin lamination, quarter inch foam core mounting, black or walnut wood rails, and framing
Laminated and mounted versions accept wet erase markers and map pins, which suits travel planners plotting a Great Ocean Road route or a corporate office marking accounts across the eastern states. It reads just as well framed in a home office or reception area.

