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Maps, 3D
Exaggerated Vertical Relief: Allows students to tactilely distinguish between varying altitudinal zones, supporting "Analysis" level geomorphology modules.
Multilayered Color Coding: Facilitates immediate identification of climate zones and political demarcations, enhancing cognitive retention in "Knowledge" and "Comprehension" phases.
₹340.00
Quick answer: Maps, 3D are raised-relief map products that present geography in tactile, three-dimensional form instead of the flat lines and shading of a standard printed map, helping students connect map-reading skills to real landform shape.
A standard map relies on contour lines, colour shading and symbols to represent elevation and terrain. A 3D map instead builds that same information into physical relief, so mountains, valleys and plains have genuine height and shape that students can see and, in many cases, touch. This makes abstract map-reading skills more concrete, and is commonly used alongside standard wall maps and globes in a geography classroom or lab.
Specifications
| Parameter | Detail |
|---|---|
| Product type | 3D raised-relief map |
| Map content | Terrain and elevation detail (specific region not specified for this listing) |
| Typical use | Classroom geography and map-reading teaching, school and college level |
| Dimensions / base material | Not specified for this listing — confirm with our sales team |
| Finish | Not specified for this listing — confirm with our sales team |
| Country of origin | Not specified for this listing — confirm with our sales team |
Care & Handling
Keep the map away from direct sunlight and damp conditions to protect painted or printed relief detail. Support the base when carrying rather than lifting by raised features, and dust gently with a soft brush or dry cloth.
Why Choose LabEquip
LabEquip supplies maps and relief models for schools and colleges as part of the Educational Science Models range. Related pages worth exploring:
- Map of The World, 3D — a world-scale raised-relief map option.
- Map Reading Model — a companion aid for building map-interpretation skills.
- Terrain Model — another raised-relief format for landform teaching.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes a “3D map” different from a standard printed map?
It builds elevation and terrain information into physical relief rather than representing it with contour lines and shading on a flat surface.
What region does this particular map cover?
The specific region is not specified for this listing — confirm the exact map with our sales team.
How does a 3D map support map-reading skills?
It lets students compare a physical landform shape to the same information they would read from contour lines on a flat map, building an intuitive connection between the two.
What size is the map?
Exact dimensions and base material are not specified for this listing — please confirm with our sales team.
How should the 3D map be cared for?
Keep it away from sunlight and damp conditions, support the base when carrying, and dust gently with a soft brush or dry cloth.
Can LabEquip supply matching 3D maps for a full geography lab?
Yes — contact our sales team with your syllabus and we can help identify suitable map editions.
Last Updated: September 2026
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