North Carolina Wall Map
Mount Mitchell is the highest point east of the Mississippi. Roughly 400 miles later the state ends at sea level on the Outer Banks. A North Carolina wall map either handles that range or flattens it.
Map Shop built this one in-house, in the state where the company is based. Hillshade relief carries the western third, placing Mount Mitchell and the Black Mountains against the southern Appalachians and the Great Smokies. The Piedmont runs through Charlotte, Raleigh, Greensboro, and Winston-Salem. East of that, the Coastal Plain stretches to Pamlico Sound.
All 100 counties stay legible at every print size. The sheet also carries:
- Federal and state highways with exit numbers
- Fort Bragg, Camp Lejeune, Cherry Point, and Seymour Johnson
- Major airports and named wilderness areas in the Pisgah and Nantahala National Forests
- The Qualla Boundary and other recognized Indigenous lands
- Cape Fear, Neuse, Yadkin, and Roanoke river systems with named tributaries
- A city and county index
Five metro insets cover Charlotte, the Research Triangle, the Triad, Asheville, and Wilmington. Each one adds college campuses, sports venues, zoos, aquariums, and the local road network.
The neutral marine palette holds up in an office, a classroom, or a living room.







