Mercator world map in English

Mercator world map in English — FORM & FERNEGerardus Mercator, 1569 — the chart that made ocean navigation tractable.Conformal: angles are preserved, so a course of constant bearing is a straight line. That is why it ruled navigation for four centuries, and why Greenland looks the size of Africa — area inflates without limit toward the poles.Preserves: angles and local shapes preserved.Gerardus Mercator, 1569 — the chart that made ocean navigation tractable. Conformal: angles are preserved, so a course of constant bearing is a straight line.From €79Design this mapStyles: Heirloom, Alpin, Nordic, Meridian, RegencyStyles

Mercator projection world map, angles and local shapes preserved, Heirloom style (Antique, hand-coloured look), with all place names in English

Heirloom — Mercator projection world map, angles and local shapes preserved, Heirloom style (Antique, hand-coloured look), with all place names in English

Alpin — Mercator projection world map, angles and local shapes preserved, Alpin style (Swiss topographic relief), with all place names in English

Mercator projection world map, angles and local shapes preserved, Nordic style (Architectural minimalist), with all place names in English

Nordic — Mercator projection world map, angles and local shapes preserved, Nordic style (Architectural minimalist), with all place names in English

Meridian — Mercator projection world map, angles and local shapes preserved, Meridian style (Mid-century atlas), with all place names in English

Mercator projection world map, angles and local shapes preserved, Regency style (Navy sea, ochre and parchment), with all place names in English

Regency — Mercator projection world map, angles and local shapes preserved, Regency style (Navy sea, ochre and parchment), with all place names in English