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It is part of mankind's needs to locate itself in space. Our customizable Map of Germany is the map of the 21st century. We want to develop the classic paper map further, with different, selectable designs, personal map titles and your favourite locations.
The option to place and label your own markers on the map makes sure that every location which is important for you will be displayed on your map. This unique Map of Germany is telling your stories.
Your Map of Germany is printed in 70 x 100 cm, on 250 gr/m² matt paper, and will be delivered to your doorstep.
Your Map of Germany comes in your favourite design. Do you prefer the coloring of our existing Marmota Maps? Then you can choose the green style from our mountain maps, the blue from our maps of the ski resorts, or the grey of “Mapping Out the Alps”. In addition we created three new designs. The “Atlas Retro”-style resembles classic maps from the atlas. Or do you prefer a map without an altitude profile? Then our “Flat”-styles in black, or in warm colors are the right choice.
Subtle, muted colors characterize this style. The map is loosely based on the classic maps with altitude profile from the atlas.
The “Flat” styles come without an altitude profile. The German states are mostly presented in black. Only the three city-states, Berlin, Bremen, and Hamburg appear in red.
Same as the “Flat Black”-map this style come without an altitude profile. The sixteen German states are kept in different bright, warm colors.
This style is based on our map “Mapping Out the Alps”. The altitude profile consists of different shades of grey, which allows for own markings to be easily visible.
We use this style for our mountain and hiking maps. The altitude profile consists of different shades of green.
This well-known and popular style is used on our maps of the ski resorts. Shades of blue show the different altitude levels. From the deep blue in the North German Plain to the Alpine white in Southern Germany, for altitudes above 2,000 meters.
Each map features an infographic on the sixteen German states. It relates population and area for each state in a radar chart.