National Geographic Southern Africa Wall Map
This wall map from National Geographic pairs political boundaries with a physical read of the land, so the Kalahari, the Namib coast, and the highlands feeding the Zambezi and Limpopo register as terrain rather than empty color fill. The shaded relief and blue ocean palette follow the same cartographic style National Geographic has used on its wall maps for more than 75 years, making it at home in a classroom or a home office alike.
Geography teachers and home school parents get the most out of it: students see country borders and landform in one look instead of flipping between two references.
- Drawn from National Geographic’s Atlas of the World, 11th Edition, now sold as a stand-alone sheet
- Scale of 1:3,958,000, labeled in English
- Rendered in the Transverse Mercator projection
- Printed on premium 36 lb paper, or laminated with 1.7 mil satin-gloss film that accepts wet-erase markers and map stickers
- Finishing at Map Shop includes foam core mounting, black or walnut rails, and framing

