United States Scholar Wall Map
The United States Scholar wall map uses bright blue water and a bold primary color scheme, the classic schoolroom look that reads clearly from across a room. South of Kings, a map publisher under the Map Shop umbrella, developed it in-house so the cartography and design stay under one roof.
- Publisher: South of Kings, part of the family-run Map Shop.
- Developed by an in-house team of cartographers and designers.
- Coverage: all 50 states plus every U.S. territory.
- Cities: all major cities, plus more minor cities than typical U.S. wall maps.
- Physical features: rivers, lakes, regions, islands, and marine areas labeled.
- High points: each state’s highest peak is named, from Denali in Alaska to Mount Whitney in California.
- Colors: bright blue marine tint for oceans, lakes, and rivers, with primary colors for the states.
- Legibility: more labels at larger font sizes than comparable U.S. wall maps.
- Print: archival-quality inks on 36lb bright-white paper. Laminated versions get satin-finish 1.7mil film on both sides.
- Made in: designed and printed in the U.S.A.
- Finishes: paper, laminated, or mounted to foam core, with black or walnut rails, or framed in black or walnut molding.
The Scholar shares its label depth with the Voyager, Odyssey, and Pioneer styles, so buyers can choose the color look that fits the room.

















