World Map Political, Meridian 150 Degrees East, Australia and East Asia, Equal Earth Projection, World, Map, Earth, Poster, Cartography

World Map Political, Meridian 150 Degrees East, Australia and East Asia, Equal Earth Projection, World, Map, Earth, Poster, Cartography

50 x 70 cm
€59,00
Sale price  €59,00 Regular price 
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World Map Political, Meridian 150 Degrees East, Australia and East Asia, Equal Earth Projection, World, Map, Earth, Poster, Cartography

World Map Political, Meridian 150 Degrees East, Australia and East Asia, Equal Earth Projection, World, Map, Earth, Poster, Cartography

€59,00
Sale price  €59,00 Regular price 
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A world map with the central meridian at 150° East has the advantage that the Pacific Ocean is at the center and is not split at the edge of the map. This makes it easier to display trade routes, flight paths, and ocean currents in the Pacific region. Economically important regions such as East Asia and Oceania appear more central and geographically cohesive. Countries like China, Japan, and Australia are brought into sharper focus. This makes the map appear less Eurocentric than traditional world maps with the Prime Meridian passing through the Royal Observatory Greenwich. The international date line is also closer to the edge of the map, resulting in fewer interruptions for island groups and transport routes. Overall, this map orientation is particularly well suited for depicting modern global economic and transport relationships in the Indo-Pacific region. Bring the world into your home with our Equal Earth projection world map poster! This artistic poster is not only an excellent decorative element but also an educational wall art that shows the beauty of the Earth. The central meridian of 150° East passes through East Asia and Australia. Map and legend in English. The Equal Earth projection offers unique features that facilitate geographical understanding: the gently curved sides are reminiscent of the Earth's spherical shape, while the straight parallels offer an easy way to compare how far north or south of the equator places are. The meridians are evenly distributed along a parallel of latitude, which improves the study and comparison of different regions of the world.
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