Mexico Physical and Political Wall Map
Mexico is a country of altitude, and this map lets you see it. Relief shading paired with graded color by height above sea level pulls the Sierra Madre Occidental and Sierra Madre Oriental away from the Gulf coastal plain, sets off the high Central Plateau, and flattens out across the low limestone shelf of the Yucatan Peninsula and the long spine of Baja California.
As a physical and political wall map, it carries state boundaries, cities, and roads over that terrain, with the surrounding region shown as well: the U.S. border states to the north, the Gulf of Mexico, and Central America to the southeast.
- Published by MapSherpa
- Drawn at 1:2,900,000
- Physical and political content on a single sheet: relief shading, hypsometric elevation coloring, state boundaries, and cities
- Finishing at Map Shop: 36lb paper, satin lamination, foam core mounting for pins, black or walnut rails, or full framing
A solid reference for cross-border logistics coordinators, Spanish language classrooms, trade and government affairs offices, and conference room walls.

