Southeast Asia Wall Map
This Southeast Asia wall map from National Geographic pairs political boundaries with shaded relief, so the mountain spines of mainland Indochina read differently from the island arcs of Indonesia and the Philippines. Blue oceans and a bright, legible color palette keep country names and physical features readable from across a classroom or an office.
- Plate taken from National Geographic’s Atlas of the World, 11th Edition, now sold on its own
- Scale of 1:5,383,000
- Drawn on the Oblique Mercator projection, a cylindrical projection used in navigation because it shows lines of constant course
- Shaded relief in the style National Geographic has used on its wall maps for over 75 years
- English language labeling
- Finishing at Map Shop: premium 36lb paper, 1.7mil satin-gloss lamination front and back for wet-erase markers, foam core mounting, black or walnut rails, or framing
Geography teachers, home school parents, and travel planners all use it as a working reference.

