24x27in Poster Aegean Sea Region Map – Greece, Turkey & Cyprus Political Geography (2005)

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Aegean Sea Region Map – Greece, Turkey & Cyprus Political Geography (2005) picture
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Weight8 oz
Dimensions26 × 2 × 2 in
Size

24x27in

Finishing Options

Laminated, Coated Paper, Photo Paper, Rolled Canvas

24x27in Poster Aegean Sea Region Map – Greece, Turkey & Cyprus Political Geography (2005)

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Explore the historical and geopolitical complexity of the Aegean Sea region with this 2005 map featuring Greece, Turkey, Cyprus, and surrounding waters. It displays detailed road networks, island groupings like the Cyclades and Dodecanese, and major cities including Athens, Ankara, and Nicosia. Ideal for academic reference, travel planning, or wall display.

How to Choose the Right Finish for Your Map

  • PHOTOPAPER: Ideal for home or office use. Features a smooth satin finish and enhanced color depth for a more vibrant look.

  • LAMINATED: Recommended for classrooms, shared spaces, or anywhere the map will be handled frequently. The protective coating resists wear, tear, and smudges – easy to wipe clean.

  • PLAIN PAPER: Great for simple wall displays in low-traffic areas. A cost-effective choice with good print quality.

  • ROLLED CANVAS: The premium choice for fine art lovers and elegant interiors. Printed on museum-quality canvas with archival inks. Ships rolled with a 1.5″ white border for easy framing or stretching.

  • Tip: If you’re framing your map or want a gallery-style piece, go with canvas. For educational or hands-on environments, laminated is your best bet.

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