The Peters' Projection World Map
Laminated or folded wall poster

This full colour wall map illustrates the hidden bias of conventional map projections.

What makes the Peters' Projection World Map so distinctive is that countries are shown in their correct proportions. Usually Europe appears much larger than South America - whereas it is in fact only half the size. This also means that the equator is placed in the middle, instead of the usual allocation of 2/3 of the map to the northern hemisphere, and only 1/3 to the southern hemisphere. The Peters' Projection World Map gets it right.

Comes in a choice of either a laminated easy-clean format which can be marked with a felt-tip pen, or folded to A4 size and unlaminated.

Want a folded map for free? All you need to do is subscribe to NI and it will be included in your starter pack at no extra cost.

Measures: Both maps 850mm x 600mm
Features: Map accurate to country surface area

Background information from NI Magazine:

Why the Peters Projection Map is vital - May 1983
A new map of the earth - June 1983
Map wars - March 1989

More information on Arno Peters: Photo history and obituary

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