New Mexico Satellite Wall Map

New Mexico Satellite Wall Map

This New Mexico Satellite Map dramatically displays the "Land of Enchantment" as seen from outer space. The striking aerial image was created from spectral data (satellite image data) obtained from NASA's Landsat satellites which was then combined with 3D shading of the landscape. This provides a natural looking satellite map that has three-dimensional depth to visualize New Mexico's terrain much more than the "flat" satellite maps you've seen before. With its unique landforms, mountain ranges, canyons, colorful deserts, valleys, plateaus, and overall rugged beauty, the state of New Mexico looks absolutely fascinating in this satellite map. Specific natural features of New Mexico such as the Sangre de Christo, Sacramento, San Andres, Gallo, Mogollon, Chuska, Zuni, and San Francisco Mountains, Black Range, Pecos Plains, and the Llano Estacado are all clearly visible in this map. This gorgeous New Mexico Satellite Map is extremely detailed too: each printed pixel of resolution in the map equates to just 187 ft (57 meters)! This high resolution allows easy identification of urban cities, small towns, crop fields, rivers, lakes, major highways, and more. Details are easier to see on larger map sizes, so we recommend ordering the largest map which can fit on your wall. Labels were intentionally omitted to create a pure, uncluttered look. This spectacular satellite image is guaranteed to provide hours of enjoyment as you explore all the natural and man made wonder visible in this New Mexico satellite map. This New Mexico Satellite Wall Map includes the following features:

• High resolution satellite imagery: 1 printed pixel represents 187 ft (57 m) of actual distance
• Sleek shading of New Mexico's state outline
• Three dimensional shaded relief
• Legend with map scale bar
• Clear visibility of cities, roads, rivers, fields of agriculture, and more

This wall map is printed on 24lb. premium coated bond paper. It is also laminated on both sides using 3mm hot lamination, which protects your wall map and allows you to write on it with dry-erase markers.