Physical map of Africa 105x140 cm M1: 8 000 000 banner on strips

Physical Wall Map of Africa is a fundamental general geographic edition of large format (105x140 cm) that reveals the natural grandeur of the planet's second-largest continent. The map combines high cartographic accuracy with artistic expression, making it indispensable for studying geography. Thanks to the scale of 1: 8 000 000, it allows for a detailed examination of all relief and hydrography features. The on strips make it easy to attach the map to the wall.

Geographical Content Detailing:

• Relief and Landscapes: Hypsometric tinting vividly conveys surface contrasts: from the scorching sands of the Sahara, Kalahari, and Namib to the snow-capped peaks of Kilimanjaro (5895 m) and Kenya. The Atlas and Drakensberg mountain systems, as well as the Ethiopian Highlands, are clearly distinguished.
• Hydrography: Detailed river systems (Nile, Congo, Niger, Zambezi), majestic lakes (Victoria, Tanganyika, Nyasa/Malawi), and Victoria Falls are drawn.
• Oceans and Climate: The Atlantic and Indian Ocean areas show the seabed relief and directions of currents: cold (Canary, Benguela) and warm (Guinea, Mozambique), which are key to understanding the coastal climate.
• Natural Resources: Special symbols mark major mineral deposits: oil (North and West Africa), gold and diamonds (South Africa), and metal ores.

Unique Information Layers:

The map is enriched with historical and ecological data, expanding its educational potential:

• History of Discovery: Routes of prominent explorers are plotted: Vasco da Gama, David Livingstone, Henry Stanley, Yegor Kovalevsky, and Vasily Junker.
• UNESCO Heritage: Unique natural sites, such as Serengeti National Park, Ngorongoro Crater, and the Okavango Delta, are marked with numbers.
• Inset: A separate detailed map of the Seychelles.

Technical Specifications:

Areas of Application:

• Education: Visual aid for geography lessons (topics: "Tectonic Structure", "Climatic Zones", "Inland Waters").
• Science: For analyzing the distribution of natural resources and ecological zones.
• Interior: A bright accent for offices designed in colonial or eco-style.