WWII Pacific Theater Map · Nat Geo

Step into a pivotal moment in history with this reproduction of National Geographic’s "Theater of War in the Pacific Ocean," originally published in February 1942, just weeks after Pearl Harbor.

Spanning a vast ocean and islands separated by thousands of miles, the map captures the urgency of the Pacific Theatre and charts:

• Key islands
• Ship routes
• Naval bases
• Outposts like Midway and Iwo Jima — names that would soon become indelible in the Pacific campaign.

A Timeless Historical Artifact

Trusted by families, military planners, and leaders alike, this map is a defining moment frozen in time. It showcases National Geographic’s legacy of precision and storytelling, offering collectors and history lovers a chance to connect with the enduring heritage of the 20th century.

Durable and Built to Last

Printed on durable synthetic paper, this map is:

• Waterproof
• Tear-resistant
• Tough, capable of withstanding the rigours of repeated folding and unfolding.

Size: 650 x 860 mm (unfolded)