A truly unique work, this map of the Pacific Islands illustrates the sovereignty and mandate boundaries of the islands. This map was published in December 1921 in an issue of National Geographic that was entirely devoted to the islands of the Pacific. A compelling piece for collectors and those interested in the history of the region.

Explore the islands and coastlines of the Pacific with this thorough map of the region. With inset maps of dozens of islands and instructive details such as ship routes, naval bases, time zone boundaries and more, this map makes a wonderful collector's piece. Published in December 1936, it accompanied an article entitled "Flying the Pacific."

An exceptional historical piece, this map was published in February 1942 with an article entitled "Facts about the Philippines." Time zones, ship routes, and naval bases, make this a valuable map for collectors and those interested in World War II.

Published in September 1943 during World War II, this map of the Pacific Ocean and the Bay of Bengal contains an abundance of detail. With inset maps of over fifty islands, boundaries and notes showing the political administration of islands, typical storm tracks, time zones, and both airline and nautical distances, this work makes a fine addition to any map collection.

A fascinating piece, this map of the Pacific was published in December 1952 and included inset maps of dozens of islands. Particular features that make this map noteworthy are weather stations, ocean currents, and prevailing winds. A great companion to the Pacific Ocean map of 1936.

This map of the Pacific Ocean includes Australia, the Pacific Islands, and the continental coastlines that border the ocean. Inset maps provide detail of some of the larger islands groups. Published in April 1962, this map accompanied an article on New Zealand and the map of New Zealand, New Guinea and the Principal Pacific Islands.

This map vividly combines ocean bathymetry, reef detail and geographical relief to bring the Pacific Islands region to life. Includes inset maps of fifty islands and island groups. Published in April 1962 with a map of the Pacific Ocean and an article on New Zealand.

This distinctive physical map of the Pacific Ocean floor appeared in the October 1969 issue of National Geographic as a supplement to the map of the Pacific. The detail of such submarine terrain as continental slopes, fracture zones, and the countless seamounts is stunning. A true work of art, and a wonderful companion to the ocean floor maps of the Indian (1967), Atlantic (1968), and Arctic (1971).

This detailed map of the Pacific Ocean contains a wealth of historical notes, including the splashdown points of the Appollo missions in 1968 and 1969. Published in October 1969 to accompany the "Pacific Ocean Floor" map. Similar in style to ocean maps of the Atlantic (1968) and Arctic (1971).

The Discoverers of the Pacific map was published in December 1974 as half of a two-map set with the Islands of the Pacific map and the article "The Coming of the Polynesians." An educational work, this map contains an abundance of information about Pacific Islanders, their shipbuilding techniques, types of canoes, and how they navigated using the stars, birds, and other natural data.

This map of the Pacific Islands shows ocean currents, prevailing winds, political administration boundaries, and includes historical notes. Published in December 1974 to accompany the article "The Coming of the Polynesians."

This attractive physical map of the Pacific Ocean floor appeared in the June 1992 issue of National Geographic. It contains an article entitled "Deep-Sea Vents: Worlds Without Sun" and additional information on the life forms that thrive in the deepest waters of the Pacific. The map's detail of such submarine terrain as fracture zones, troughs, trenches, and the countless seamounts is stunning. A wonderful companion to the ocean floor map of the Indian Ocean which appeared in the same issue.

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A comprehensive, indexed, 183-page, spiral-bound street directory. The main part of the atlas is in scale 1:25,000, Northern Towns at 1:27,500 or 1:30,000 and central city maps in 1:11,000. Regional maps are in 1:175,000 or 1:250,000.

A comprehensive 55-page index includes lists of coastal and water features, parks, reserves and forest, motor camps and dumps stations, golf courses, shopping centers, etc.

Towns covered are: Algies Bay, Awana, Beachlands, Clarks Beach, Clevendon, Glenbrook Beach, Helensville, Kawakawa Bay, Leigh, Mahurangi East, Maraetai, Medlands, Muriwai Beach, Omaha, Parakai, Piha, Point Wells, Pukekohe, Snells Beach, Tryphena, Tuakau, Waiheke Island, Waimauku, Waiwere, Warkworth and Wellsford.

A comprehensive, indexed, 183-page, spiral-bound street directory. The main part of the atlas is in scale 1:25,000, Northern Towns at 1:27,500 or 1:30,000 and central city maps in 1:11,000. Regional maps are in 1:175,000 or 1:250,000.

A comprehensive 55-page index includes lists of coastal and water features, parks, reserves and forest, motor camps and dumps stations, golf courses, shopping centers, etc.

Towns covered are: Algies Bay, Awana, Beachlands, Clarks Beach, Clevendon, Glenbrook Beach, Helensville, Kawakawa Bay, Leigh, Mahurangi East, Maraetai, Medlands, Muriwai Beach, Omaha, Parakai, Piha, Point Wells, Pukekohe, Snells Beach, Tryphena, Tuakau, Waiheke Island, Waimauku, Waiwere, Warkworth and Wellsford.

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The Auckland Travel Map from Periplus is designed as a convenient, easy-to-use tool for travelers. Created using durable coated paper, and is made to open and fold multiple times, whether it's the entire map that you want to view or one panel at a time.

Following highways and byways, this New Zealand map will show you how to maneuver your way to banks, gardens, hotels, golf courses, museums, monuments, restaurants, churches and temples, movie theaters, shopping centers and more!

This 2nd edition includes maps and plans that are scaled to:

Area Maps:

Bay of Islands 1:230,000;
Greater Auckland 1:60,000;
North Island 1:2,200,000;
Rotorua Area 1:230,000

City Plans:
Auckland City 1:22,500;
Inner City 1:15,000
;Rotorua City 1:50,000

Prepare your trip to Auckland and the Northland region and plan your itinerary with this road map of the Australian publisher Hema. Photographs and descriptions of points of interest on reverse.

A complete map of Greater Auckland from Torbay in the north to Drury in the south & Swanson in the west to Whitford in the east. Includes Pukekohe and a large-scale, detailed central city map. This comprehensive large Auckland map makes an excellent planning map. Fully indexed. Product 260.

Street plan of the whole of Auckland with enlargements for the city centre and Takapuna, a small map of the city's environs and a comprehensive street index. The main plan covers the whole area at 1:40,000, showing names of different suburbs and clearly indicating exits from the city onto various tourist routes. One way streets, car parks, railway lines with stations, ferry terminals, public buildings, etc. are marked. The enlargement at 1:1:20,000 shows central Auckland in greater detail. Also included is an enlargement showing Takapuna district.

Folded color topographic/rural road map of Auckland to Coromandel. Indexed with named rural roads from Snells Beach north of Auckland right down to Tauranga including the Coromandel district. Product 250-3.

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This detailed travel map is all you need to plan your route and navigate your way around Australia and New Zealand, and also includes area highlights, top attractions, places of interest, street plans, and a fabulous free app.

? Travel Map Australia and New Zealand is drawn to scale and shows the entire country, complete with a comprehensive index
? Ideal for planning your route, and on-the-road-exploring
? Includes free app, with top travel tips, and additional area highlights
? Features detailed street plans of Sydney
? Outlines Top Attractions and places of interest, including national parks, nature reserves and heritage sites
? Handy distance indicators, located in the margin, give distances to the nearest town and major locations
? Shows roads, rail networks and ferry routes
? Pictorial symbols allow for instant, easy recognition
? Detailed topography, through the use of relief shading, with mountain ranges named, and peak heights given
? Legend shown in eight languages

Map includes:
Great Barrier Reef - nature parks, reserves - aboriginal lands - hypsometry, shaded contours - shipping routes with distances - main railways - administrative regions - index.

Swirl and sip your favorite Barossa Valley Shiraz or a Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc while reflecting on where these fine wines came from.  Explore Australia's vast and rugged topography and New Zealand's largely mountainous terrain and be amazed that viticulture found its way to either place.  Australia's Geographical Indications and New Zealand's wine regions are featured on this one-of-a-kind, beautiful map.

Road map of Australia with legend, conventional signs and significant points of interest. Insets of New Zealand and Sydney. Index on reverse.

National Geographic's wall map of Australia is one of the most authoritative maps of the "Land Down Under." The Executive map uses an antique-style color palette and stunning shaded relief that provide a richness perfect for any decor. This map features thousands of place names, including primary and secondary towns, accurate boundaries, parks and protected areas, aboriginal lands, and transportation infrastructure such as airports and highways. Australia's famous coastal reefs including the extraordinary Great Barrier Reef are shown as well. Coverage also includes Tasmania and the Coral Sea Islands.

This road map of Australia includes a city map of Sydney with the legend and significant points of interest noted in English, German, French, Dutch, Spanish, Italian, Polish and Czech.  Also features 650 travel highlights.
Indices of place names, streets and points of interest on the back side.

The Polynesia Western Map Pack includes three separate maps: Solomon Islands, Fiji Islands, and Tonga Islands.

The Solomon Islands map provides detailed coverage of the islands at 1:900,000 scale and is the only available travel map for the Solomon Islands.

The Fiji Islands map shows elevation by shaded relief and provides information about roads, tracks, railways, ferries and cargo vessels, airports, national parks, cities and other settlements, accommodations, beaches, diving & snorkeling, surfing, cruises, temples, ports, bus stations, gas stations, post offices, medical facilities, museums, archaeological sites, mines, oases, caves, beaches, hiking, and more. The reverse side of the map features close up maps of Viti Levu & Vanua Levu and Suva City.

The Tonga Islands map is the only available travel map of Tonga in print and includes inset maps of Neiafu and Nuku'Alofa.

Folded color map covers the tropical Far North Queensland in extensive detail. Contains inset maps of Cooktown, Daintree, Kuranda, Mossman, Cairns, and Port Douglas. One side of the map shows the various driving routes from Cairns to Cooktown. The CREB Track, Daintree Road, Bloomfield Track and Penninsula Developmental Road are all shown.