Hema's Australia Scratch Map

Name: Hema's Australia Scratch Map
Brand: Hema Maps
SKU: 9781922669292
Price: 79.95 AUD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 3.14 (7 reviews)

Description

A fun way to record and plan trips in and around Australia

The all-new Hema Australia Scratch Map was created on the back of much demand from Hema customers. Scratch off the places you’ve visited to reveal our detailed map (scale 1:6:500,000) of Australia. Featuring coverage of national parks, Aboriginal land, highways and major roads, major rivers and lakes, deserts and more, this interactive map is a fantastic way to learn Australia’s geography. Plus, it’s a great way to both visually keep track of all the places you have visited and gain inspiration for planning future trips. Each map comes with a protective plastic map sleeve and scratch tool.

Map features:

Scale 1:6,500,000
Size: 750mm x 625mm
Includes protective plastic map sleeve and scratch tool
National parks
Aboriginal land
Highways and major roads
Major rivers and lakes
Deserts

Good

I purchased my map. I love it so much. The other review complaining about the Aboriginal names needs to understand that this is Australia and Aboriginal culture is apart of our culture. The names were great and I learnt heaps .

Beware for gift buying

I haven't opened the box as it is for a gift. Just beware if you are buying for a gift, came plastered with "fragile" stickers and my shipping sticker. While this is appreciated given we're dealing with Australia Post, I now cannot remove the stickers without ruining the actual box. Needs to be wrapped in plastic or something for shipping to avoid this!

Excellent

Great idea, and good quality

Product good, packaging lacking

This was a gift. The map didn't fit in b the box, and the box was opened, and had been squashed, even with a fragile sticker over it. Parcel should have been wrapped as well to protect it.

Nope

A very expensive novelty item. For the money charged you would expect it to be half as big again so the detail is clearer. And not a fan of the aboriginal names everywhere ! Stick to what we've grown up calling them.

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