Mid-Atlantic U.S. Wall Map
The Mid-Atlantic changes character fast: tidewater flats along Chesapeake Bay, the folded ridges of the Appalachians, then the Allegheny Plateau rolling west. This National Geographic map shows both the physical and political sides of that story on one sheet, with shaded relief giving the ridge-and-valley country real shape instead of flat color.
Originally appearing in National Geographic’s Atlas of the World, 11th Edition, Map Shop offers it as a standalone print. Geography and environmental science teachers use it to connect landform to state boundary, and it reads cleanly on an office or conference room wall for those working the corridor between New York and Virginia.
- Physical and political content together: state boundaries, cities, rivers, and shaded relief terrain
- Drawn on the Albers Conic Equal-Area projection, using two standard parallels to minimize distortion across the region
- Scale of 1:1,553,000
- Finishing choices include premium 36lb paper, 1.7mil satin-gloss lamination that accepts wet-erase markers and map stickers, foam core mounting, and black or walnut molding

