Antarctica Advanced Classroom Pull Down Map w/ Backboard by BrightWay Educational

Antarctica Advanced Pull Down Map

Antarctica gets shortchanged in most geography units, flattened into a white band along the bottom of a world map. This map treats the continent as a subject in its own right, with shaded relief on land, bathymetric relief offshore, and ocean surface currents circling the coast.

Built for grades 9 and up, it mounts on a spring roller with a backboard so it can hang above a whiteboard and be pulled down only when the lesson calls for it.

• Azimuthal Equidistant projection, keeping landmass proportions accurate with minimal distortion across the continent
• Georeference and degree lines for teaching the global grid
• National capitals, major and secondary cities, territorial claims, and disputed borders labeled
• Physical detail: mountain ranges, islands, rivers, lakes, and marine features
• Optional flags variation, or educational panels covering population density, an elevation ramp with side-on elevation profile, and Köppen climate zones

Used by high school geography teachers, community college earth science instructors, and home school parents for plate tectonics, climate, and treaty-claim discussions. Also available as a standard wall map. Map Shop handles school and government purchase orders.