This eye-catching wall map's combination of bold colors and detailed cartography make it a handy reference piece that's sure to stand out in any home, classroom, or office.

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Customer Reviews

Review by LizzyBru, 2010-08-20

This map is great. The colors are vibrant and look great. My map was shipped in a giant rectangle box that was big enough to fit a large tv, but my map managed to be tightly rolled, and without bends. I think a sturdy tube would have done just as well, if not better. I have no complaints about this product, and am glad with what I received.

Review by Mark Grotto, 2010-07-09

To allay any concerns based on comments of damage during shipment, I did receive the map in perfect condition yesterday. It was shipped using Fedex in a huge rectangular box measuring approximately 5' x 3', placed diagonally in the box with plenty of packing. The map itself is wonderful - large enough to give great detail without having to use a magnifying glass.

Review by sanfam, 2010-03-10

I am home schooling this year and needed a map so after reading the reviews ordered this one. It is a very nice map and is just as they describe, and we have made good use of it. We have it hanging on our wall and all who come to our house look at it for a little while. In some of the other comments there were problems with their maps being bent, but when I received mine it was double packaged. First in a tube and then in a box so my map was fine and in perfect condition. All in all we are happy with our map.

Review by D. Witt, 2010-03-08

We are pleased with this map. It is neither too bright nor too dull. I used clear contact paper to adhere it to our large dining table so we can have something lovely and educational to look at.

Review by Map Mom, 2010-01-30

Love the maps. Purchased both the world map and US map. Great quality. Easy to hang. They are hung on a wall in a stairway and I think they'll hold up to the traffic kids going up and down the stairs. I love that the kids spend time looking at the maps, quiz each other, and sometimes dash up the stairs to validate where they think someplace is when questions come up in conversation or when watching quiz shows on TV. Sometimes the quick access to the maps on the wall means they're more likely to check it out than if they had to log on and look online.