National Geographic Mars Map
This map draws its detail straight from the 11th Edition Atlas of the World. Two hemispheres sit side by side in Lambert Azimuthal Equal-Area projection, presenting a world colder than Earth, far drier, with a thin atmosphere of mostly carbon dioxide.
The topography is the draw. Olympus Mons, the tallest mountain in the solar system, rises more than two and a half times the height of Mauna Loa. A rendered fresco of the Martian surface gives the terrain context, and a separate elevation map reads the highs and lows of the planet.
It pairs naturally with National Geographic’s Milky Way: Earth’s Galactic Home and hangs well as part of a gallery wall. Map Shop offers it on paper or laminated, mounted to foam core, railed in black or walnut molding, or framed.

