Product Description
The Tracks4Africa Southern Africa Wall Map is printed to a scale of 1:2,5million and provides a surprising amount of detail to the self-drive traveller. The map is perfect for macro planning of road trips across Southern Africa up to Southern Angola. The map indicates major and secondary roads, parks, towns and a good number of tracks in remote areas. International airports and land borders are indicated together with major tourist attractions.
The map covers South Africa, Lesotho, eSwatini, Zimbabwe, Botswana and Namibia in full. It also includes the majority of Mozambique up to Nampula. A small section of southern Angola up to Lubango is included and the southern part of Zambia is covered up to Kabwe. The southern tip of Malawi up to where the lake starts is also included.
A few screenshots to give you an idea of what to expect from our wall map:
The Kruger National Park on this wall map:
The Kgalagadi on this wall map:
Alan Gatley (verified owner) –
A great product & a perfect addition to the Atlas. The wall Map gives you an overview which you can translate to the Atlas for all the amazing detail in the Atlas. Block mount the excellent quality wall map & mark all your trips to record all the places you visited. Once you have an overall plan on the wall map, have the finer details from the Atlas you translate the info to the latest T4A map on your GPS & you are all set to explore!
Enrico Oosthuysen (verified owner) –
I love my Wall Map. Definitely lack finer detail, but it is meant for macro planning and dreaming about your bucket list. For micro planning I’ll use the online map. The scale 0-200km is incorrect. I would have loved more 3D effect for mountain ranges.
Jacobus Diener (verified owner) –
Good quality paper and good size. Surely there are reasons, but some towns are omitted that I would have expected to be included in the map (Robertson, Bisho, Hogsback, Stellenbosch etc), meaning that for quick trip planning you need another map on hand.
*Note that, indicated distance scale of the map is WAY off. I guess it should be 0 to 400 km instead of 0 to 200 km???*