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The Equal Earth Physical Map focuses on the natural world\u2014terrain, rivers and lakes, vegetation, land cover, and the ocean floor\u2014free of obscuring country boundaries. It is a companion piece for the <\/span>Equal Earth Political Map<\/a><\/span>. Because the map projection is equal-area, continents and oceans are shown at their true sizes relative to each other.<\/span><\/p>\n

Equal Earth World Wall Map, a world map for everyone.<\/p>\n

The Equal Earth Wall Map is for schools, organizations, or anyone who needs a map showing countries and continents at their actual size in relation to each other. Africa appears 14 times larger than Greenland as it actually is. And wherever you live, the card has you covered.<\/p>\n

Equal Earth projection<\/span><\/h5>\n

The Equal Earth map projection is a new equal-area pseudocylindrical projection for world maps jointly developed by Bojan \u0160avri\u010d (Esri), Tom Patterson (US National Park Service), and Bernhard Jenny (Monash University). It was created to provide a visually pleasing alternative to the Gall-Peters projection, which some schools and socially concerned groups have adopted out of concern for fairness. Their priority is to show developing countries in the tropics and developed countries in the north with correctly proportioned sizes.<\/span><\/p>\n

In addition to being rigorously equal-area throughout, other Equal Earth projection features include:<\/span><\/p>\n