A different perspective. The same extraordinary planet.

EQUAL EARTH / COLLECTION 01

Two ways to see the world.

Political boundaries or the contours of the Earth. The same honest sense of scale.

Print approval pending

Planned retail price. Final price, tax and shipping will be confirmed before sales open. The complete original map, fitted within a warm-white border. Frame as selected. Colours on screen may differ from print.

Framed, laminated, canvas and custom-size editions are not approved yet. Find the free originals through our sources page.

Which Equal Earth world map fits your task?

Political world map

The political map helps you locate countries, capitals and places. Boundary and naming conventions belong to each original edition. An outline map without labels serves a different purpose: adding your own annotations.

Labels available in the original collection: English · العربية · Català · Nederlands · Suomi · Français · Deutsch · Ελληνικά · Italiano · Македонски · Polski · Português (Brasil) · Русский · Slovenčina · Slovenščina · Español · Türkçe · 中文(繁體) · 中文(简体) · 日本語 · 한국어 · Without labels.

Physical world map

The physical map shows terrain, water, land cover and the ocean floor without political boundary lines. Choose it to focus on landscapes. An English, German or Japanese website interface does not change the language of the original map.

Labels available in the original collection: English · Deutsch · Français · 中文(简体) · Without labels.

Paper size and visible map width

Landscape paperMap width with 10 mm side margins
70 × 50 cm68 cm
90 × 60 cm88 cm
100 × 70 cm98 cm

The entire map fits without stretching or cropping. The original is proportionally wider than the paper, leaving extra space above and below. For the same design, the largest edition gives the largest lettering; high file resolution cannot replace sufficiently large type on paper.

You can compare and configure editions now. Sales remain closed while print samples and destination approvals are pending. The preview does not establish verified print quality.

Cartographic foundation: Tom Patterson’s Equal Earth maps. The projection preserves area ratios, but not all shapes, angles or distances.