National Geographic Caribbean Wall Map - Classic - Laminated (Poster Size: 36 x 24 in) (National Geographic Reference Map) Map – January 19, 2022

Everyone in my office comes in and uses it to find an island in the Caribbean. Great quality map!!

great detailed map of Caribbean, covered with plastic.

Great map

The media could not be loaded. I really like the poster. It is laminated very well. It appears when it was being put into the tube that one of the corners got wrinkled. I wanted to send feedback to the seller but I don't see any place to do that so I left it in my review. I flattened it out is best I can and put it on the wall. It'll be okay but almost perfect.

I would recommend this to anyone with an interest in travel in the Caribbean. If you are going on a cruise it would be perfet. If you have a family member in the Navy or Coast Guard it is an excellent map to use to plot their travels and port calls. It is laminated so it is waterproof. The map shows many of the small islands as well as some roads, airports, and major highways. It does not include the Panama Canal or Mexican coast.

A great reference map, I mounted it in a wood and glass frame that I was about to toss away, and it looks great. The map shows the land and sea topography, plus the edges of neighboring mainlands, except for the Yucatan peninsula to the west of Cuba, but that's ok. Excellent map to visualize the migration of indigenous people during the last 12,000 years, when the sea level would have been much lower. A great map in the 2x3 size.

There were some reviews about how the map was shipped in a cheap card board box and ended up squished. I think they learned from those reviews because the map came in a very sterdy Amazon box and was in great shape upon arrival. The map is great. Very detailed and looks nice. I highly recommend it.

Usual map of the West Indies. Relatively detailed. Very readable print. Not detailed enough, i.e. Dog Island Northwest of Anguilla is omitted, what makes me wonder which other island is missing too?