China and Mongolia Wall Map
This map puts both countries on one sheet, which is how the region actually reads: the Gobi straddling their shared border, the Tibetan Plateau rising in the southwest, and the Yangtze and Huang He running east toward the coast. Political detail sits over full shaded relief, so a student or manager tracing a route can see the terrain the border follows instead of guessing at it.
The sheet comes straight out of National Geographic’s Atlas of the World, 11th Edition, now sold on its own through Map Shop. Place names are set for legibility rather than density, which is why it holds up on a classroom wall and in a conference room alike.
- Physical and political content in one view, with the blue ocean palette and shaded relief National Geographic has used on wall maps for more than 75 years
- Drawn on a Conic projection at a scale of 1:7,105,000
- Finishing options include premium 36lb paper, 1.7mil satin-gloss lamination, mounting to foam core, black or walnut rails, and framing
A good fit for geography and environmental science teachers, home school parents, and international business offices.

