Two rivers define this country, and a good map of Iraq makes that immediately obvious. The Tigris and Euphrates run down from the northern highlands toward the Shatt al-Arab and the Persian Gulf, cutting through the Mesopotamian plain that holds Baghdad, Basra, and the marshlands of the south. Relief shading and elevation tints separate the Zagros foothills of the Kurdistan region from the flat expanse of the Syrian Desert in the west.
Published by MapSherpa, this Iraq Wall Map pairs physical terrain with current political detail and carries coverage past the borders into surrounding areas.
- Scale of 1:2,000,000
- Relief shading plus color by height above sea level for landform reading at a glance
- Political boundaries, cities, and towns across all governorates
- Coverage extends beyond Iraq’s borders into neighboring territory
Finishing options run from paper to lamination, foam core mounting, wood rails, and framing in black or walnut. Government affairs teams, NGO logistics coordinators, university Middle East programs, and journalists use it as standing reference on a conference room or home office wall. Order finishing at checkout from Map Shop.

