Oceania Political Wall Map
Oceania is mostly ocean, which is exactly what makes it difficult to map well. This Oceania political wall map handles it cleanly, drawn from the Times Comprehensive Atlas of the World series and printed by Map Shop. Boundaries do the heavy lifting here, sorting out which nation holds which scattered group of atolls and volcanic islands. It reads well in a university geography department, a travel outfitter’s office planning South Pacific itineraries, or a conference room where a Pacific-facing sales or aid team needs one shared reference on the wall.
- Published by The Times, taken from the Times Comprehensive Atlas of the World series
- International boundaries mark island and island group ownership
- Australia, New Zealand and New Guinea clearly identified
- Island groups named, including the Solomon Islands, Federated States of Micronesia and Fiji
- Available on paper, laminated, or mounted to foam core
- Rail and framed finishes offered in black or walnut molding

