National Geographic Atlas of the World 11th Edition Political Map
Originally drawn for the atlas itself, this map carries the look National Geographic has used on wall maps for more than 75 years: deep blue oceans, soft shaded relief across the continents, and a bright color palette that separates countries without shouting.
Drawn in the Winkel Tripel projection, which keeps polar distortion in check. Greenland reads at its true relative size, closer to Argentina than to all of South America. Thousands of place names sit carefully spaced so crowded areas like Western Europe, the Middle East, and East Asia stay legible. International boundaries, cities, rivers, physical features, and ocean floor terrain are all shown, with corner insets covering the north and south polar regions. Scale is 1:53,145,000.
Map Shop finishes it in the following formats:
- Paper
- Laminated
- Mounted to foam core
- Railed in black or walnut molding
- Fully framed

