Paper version of the standard size, 116.5 x 77.5cm (46” x 30” approx), Atlantic centred NGS Executive political map of the world which offers current information presented in elegant antique style. Countries are in rich but muted colours & oceans in beige, with additional panels & framing in shades of brown. An unusual feature of this series is the excellent presentation of the ocean floor, with impressive relief shading to show the continental shelf around the land masses & numerous ridges, many with names. Unfortunately, although clear & very effective on all the sizes of this design, the samples presented here cannot do full justice to such fine detail. On l&, the map has relief shading with names of main mountain ranges. Heights for peaks are given in feet. Within USA boundaries & names of states are shown. Four insets present the Arctic & the Antarctic, plus vegetation/land use & population density world maps. Also provided are lists of 10 largest countries by area & by populations. Projection is Winkel Tripel, which reduces distortion of land masses as they near the poles.NGS Executive Style World Maps are published in three

Sizes: standard (116.5 x 77.5cm / 46” x 30” approx), enlarged (185 x 122cm / 73” x 48” approx) & a 3-sheet set (296 x 193cm / 9ft 8” x 6ft 4” approx)
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The most up-to-date executive world map from the cartographers at National Geographic, in a smaller poster size. This map features the Winkel Tripel projection to reduce distortion of land masses as they near the poles. Features an antique-style colour palette for a more upscale look. Separate insets show the North & South Polar Regions, world vegetation & land use, & world population density. Scale 1:45, 500, 000. Tubed. 91.4 x 61 cm. Scale: 1:45, 500, 000 Flat Size: 914 x 610 mm. ...

National Geographic Society’s Explorer Executive political maps of the world, 81.5 x 51cm / 32” x 20” approx. encapsulated version, in the publishers’ very popular style which offers current information presented in elegant antique style. Countries are in rich but muted colours & oceans in beige, with additional panels & framing in shades of brown. An unusual feature of this series is the excellent presentation of the ocean floor, with impressive relief shading to show the continental shelf around the land masses & numerous ridges. Unfortunately, although clear & very effective on all the sizes of this design, the sample presented here cannot do full justice to such fine detail (also see below). On l&, the map has relief shading with names of main mountain ranges. Heights for peaks are given in feet. Within USA, Canada & Australia boundaries & names of states/provinces are shown. All place names are in their English versions. Three insets provide lists of 15 largest countries by area & by population, plus 15 largest urban areas. Projection is Winkel Tripel, which reduces distortion of land masses as they near the poles.* *PLEASE NOTE:* similar design in three larger sizes, so with more effective presentation of the relief on land & particularly of the ocean floor is available in the National Geographic Society ” Executive” Political Maps of the World series. ...

National Geographic Society’s Explorer Executive political maps of the world, 81.5 x 51cm / 32” x 20” approx., in the publishers’ very popular style which offers current information presented in elegant antique style. Countries are in rich but muted colours & oceans in beige, with additional panels & framing in shades of brown. An unusual feature of this series is the excellent presentation of the ocean floor, with impressive relief shading to show the continental shelf around the land masses & numerous ridges. Unfortunately, although clear & very effective on all the sizes of this design, the sample presented here cannot do full justice to such fine detail (also see below). On l&, the map has relief shading with names of main mountain ranges. Heights for peaks are given in feet. Within USA, Canada & Australia boundaries & names of states/provinces are shown. All place names are in their English versions. Three insets provide lists of 15 largest countries by area & by population, plus 15 largest urban areas. Projection is Winkel Tripel, which reduces distortion of land masses as they near the poles.* *PLEASE NOTE:* similar design in three larger sizes, so with more effective presentation of the relief on land & particularly of the ocean floor is available in the National Geographic Society ” Executive” Political Maps of the World series. ...

Encapsulated version of a small, colourful political map (82 x 51.5cm / 32” x 20” approx.) with the NGS’s usual presentation of the world within an oval frame providing an alternative to the more traditional wall maps. Countries are in dark colours, contrasted against light blue oceans. The map has relief shading & gives names of some mountain ranges, deserts, rivers, etc., with peak heights shown in feet. In USA, Canada & Australia internal administrative boundaries & names of states/provinces are shown, (within the US most are abbreviated). Clocks show time difference from GMT (but without the map indicating the exact geographical area covered by each time zone). Panels list the world’s largest 15 countries by area (in square miles) & population, as well as 15 largest urban conurbations by population. Projection is Winkel Tripel, which reduces distortion of land masses as they near the poles.*LAMINATED & ENCAPSULATED WALL MAPS:*- *laminated* wall maps have a thin layer of plastic usually applied to the printed side only. They can be written on with suitable marker pens without any damage to the map but, unless they have been laminated on both sides, they are not damp-proof.- *encapsulated* wall maps are sealed between two sheets of plastic. They are more rigid & heavier than laminated maps of the same size. They are damp-proof & do not crinkle in humid conditions. Encapsulation gives the map a shiny surface, similar to being displayed behind glass.- *please note:* many publishers & retailers often use these two terms interchangeably. Our map titles & descriptions follow the definitions provided above. ...

Superb representation of the ocean floor in this encapsulated version, 110x 76cm/ (43” x 30” approx.) physical map of the world, one of the most interesting titles in the National Geographic Society’s long list of wall maps. Drawn with great skill to achieve a 3-D effect, ocean floor plains, basins, continental shelves, trenches, ridges & fractures are shown with their names, indicating in many places their depth in metres. On land masses relief shading shows the mountain chains, whilst the colouring indicates different types of terrain: arid regions, vegetation, tundra, etc. The map has names of mountain ranges, plateaux, deserts, plains, etc., but no country names or boundaries, with only selected major cities marked. The two Polar Regions are presented as insets in the top corners, while at the bottom two colourful maps of the world show the tectonic plates with the earth crust coloured according to its age, plus the world’s climatic zones. Projection is Winkel Tripel, which reduces distortion of land masses as they near the poles.* This title is also available in paper version, plus in a bigger size (175.5 x 121.5cm / 5ft 9” x 4ft approx.) on paper or encapsulated. ...

Superb representation of the ocean floor makes this enlarged, encapsulated 175.5 x 121.5cm (5ft 9” x 4ft approx.) physical map of the world one of the most interesting titles in the National Geographic Society’s long list of wall maps. Drawn with great skill to achieve a 3-D effect, ocean floor plains, basins, continental shelves, trenches, ridges & fractures are shown with their names, indicating in many places their depth in metres. On land masses relief shading shows the mountain chains, whilst the colouring indicates different types of terrain: arid regions, vegetation, tundra, etc. The map has names of mountain ranges, plateaux, deserts, plains, etc., but no country names or boundaries, with only selected major cities marked. The two Polar Regions are presented as insets in the top corners, while at the bottom two colourful maps of the world show the tectonic plates with the earth crust coloured according to its age, plus the world’s climatic zones. Projection is Winkel Tripel, which reduces distortion of land masses as they near the poles.* This title is also available in paper version, plus in a smaller size (110.5 x 77cm /3ft 8” x 2ft 6” approx.) on paper or encapsulated. ...

Superb representation of the ocean floor makes this 175.5 x 121.5cm (5ft 9” x 4ft approx.) physical map of the world one of the most interesting titles in the National Geographic Society’s long list of wall maps. Drawn with great skill to achieve a 3-D effect, ocean floor plains, basins, continental shelves, trenches, ridges & fractures are shown with their names, indicating in many places their depth in metres. On land masses relief shading shows the mountain chains, whilst the colouring indicates different types of terrain: arid regions, vegetation, tundra, etc. The map has names of mountain ranges, plateaux, deserts, plains, etc., but no country names or boundaries, with only selected major cities marked. The two Polar Regions are presented as insets in the top corners, while at the bottom two colourful maps of the world show the tectonic plates with the earth crust coloured according to its age, plus the world’s climatic zones. Projection is Winkel Tripel, which reduces distortion of land masses as they near the poles.* This title is also available encapsulated, plus in a smaller size (110.5 x 77cm /3ft 8” x 2ft 6” approx.) on paper or encapsulated. ...

Superb representation of the ocean floor in this paper version, 110x 76cm/ (43” x 30” approx.) physical map of the world, one of the most interesting titles in the National Geographic Society’s long list of wall maps. Drawn with great skill to achieve a 3-D effect, ocean floor plains, basins, continental shelves, trenches, ridges & fractures are shown with their names, indicating in many places their depth in metres. On land masses relief shading shows the mountain chains, whilst the colouring indicates different types of terrain: arid regions, vegetation, tundra, etc. The map has names of mountain ranges, plateaux, deserts, plains, etc., but no country names or boundaries, with only selected major cities marked. The two Polar Regions are presented as insets in the top corners, while at the bottom two colourful maps of the world show the tectonic plates with the earth crust coloured according to its age, plus the world’s climatic zones. Projection is Winkel Tripel, which reduces distortion of land masses as they near the poles.* This title is also available encapsulated, plus in a bigger size (175.5 x 121.5cm / 5ft 9” x 4ft approx.) on paper or encapsulated. ...

Black & white map of the world from Norstedts for all those who want a contemporary political world map without other colours & yet not just an outline map. Names of countries, oceans & seas, & islands are given in English. Only capital cities are marked (even in large countries such as Russia, USA or Australia); within Europe the names are as in the country itself (København, Warszawa, etc), elsewhere English versions are used. No topographic information is shown on land masses, oceans have different shades of grey to indicate in broad bands sea depth. Since all the features are self-explanatory, the map has no legend. ...