Polar Regions (Beneath the Ice) Wall Map
Strip the ice sheets away and the poles look nothing like the familiar white caps. This map from The Times shows what sits under the Arctic and Antarctic ice: bedrock, basins, and the water hidden below. It is a favorite with earth science teachers, glaciology students, and anyone who has followed polar research and wanted to see the terrain the ice conceals.
- Covers both polar regions, Arctic and Antarctic, mapping the landscapes beneath the ice caps
- Shows ice formations, subglacial lakes, and the underlying geographic formations
- Full colour cartography sourced from the Times Comprehensive Atlas of the World
- Printed by Map Shop on premium 36lb paper, with 1.7mil satin lamination, quarter inch foam core mounting, black or walnut rails, and framed options
- Laminated and mounted versions accept wet-erase markers, and the foam core version takes map pins
A strong wall piece for a science classroom, a research office, or a home study.

