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Interactive Map Of Australia

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hi there thanks for the information and advice 🙂

Any time! Glad it was helpful. Cheers, Andrew

We have only recently added a Board on Pinterest – and we have thoroughly enjoyed your posts which are both informative and inspiring – Thanks again Andrew & Peta – you have helped us add a personal touch to our Board and hope to continue sharing your life with our friends and followers for many years. Chris and Barry Napper

Hi Chris and Barry,

Thanks for the feedback and we’re glad you’re enjoying this website! Cheers, Andrew & Peta

Is there a way to save the map to you home page or a link or do we have to keep this email to get to it ?

Yes, you can save this map to the home page on your phone in the same way you save any other web pages. On a desktop, you can save it to favourites, your reading list or bookmark it. Exactly how you do this depends on the phone or computer’s operating system.

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Personalised pushpin maps.

Choose between having these stunning personalised canvas maps customised with dotted lines and hearts to show your journey or push pin maps with a selection of pins that you can add to the map to show your travels around the globe. Every aspect of the art can all be customised.

Select from our range of personalised canvas maps, where you can choose to have dotted lines and hearts illustrating your unique journey together. Alternatively, our push pin maps offer a dynamic way to showcase your travels around the globe. With a selection of pins at your disposal, you can add your own personal touch to the map, celebrating each memorable destination you’ve explored together. At Beyond a Word Australia, every aspect of these artworks can be customised to your heart’s desire, ensuring that your love story is beautifully and uniquely represented in every detail.

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Atlantas push pin world map – framed wall art, why you'll love it:.

• Classy Design : Featuring a sophisticated black and white colour scheme with striking splashes of red.
• ❤️ Unique Destinations : Uses charming heart-shaped push pins to mark your favourite destinations.
• ✨ Personal Touch : Customisable with personalised wording to make it truly your own.
• ️ High-Quality Frame : Beautifully framed (our stretched) to complement any decor style.

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• Home Decor : Add a stylish and meaningful piece to your living room, bedroom, or office.
• Thoughtful Gifts : A unique and personalised gift for travel enthusiasts and loved ones.
• Travel Enthusiasts : Perfect for marking past travels and planning future adventures.

Customisation Options:

• Personalised Wording : Add a special quote, names, dates, or any text that makes the map uniquely yours.

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• Map Style : Black and white with red accents.
• Framing : High-quality, durable frame.
• Size Options : Available in various sizes to fit your space perfectly.

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Personalised world pushpin maps.

Personalised canvas maps customised with push pin maps with a selection of pins that you can add to the map to show your travels around the globe.

Choose between having these stunning personalised canvas maps customised with dotted lines and hearts to show your journey or push pin maps with a selection of pins that you can add to the map to show your travels around the globe. Every aspect of the artwork can all be customised.

It's important for an avid traveller to have a map. But getting a map you can post in your home and hang on your wall, tag all the countries you've visited when recalling your memories, and then prepare for the next one, well, it's priceless. Using such a map would make you feel proud that you have already conquered parts of the globe, making it even easier and more pleasurable to schedule the next trip and the next one after that. What better way to keep track of all your travels than with your own customised push pin map, which allows you the ability to track the number of things; such as trips that were taken, future plans, trips you dream of doing!

Push Pin Maps Australia

One of the maps we specialise in is an Australia Centric map, putting Australia right at the heart of the world, which is perfect for the Australian traveller, allowing your pins to branch out from a central position.

We also offer single continent USA maps, and also single continent European maps if you want to cover those areas in greater detail than you can on a global map. And of course, we offer an Australia only map for the adventurous campers and backpackers out there!

We scoured the globe for the largest collection of world maps, and then we hand print them in Noosa using ink, canvas & frames of the highest quality. We will be pleased to add any words you like to the map, and all of our maps come with push pins; a small item with a big impact. We tested many pins to find the perfect ones to match your map.

Choose from our huge range of great Push Pin World Travel Maps Art. We have Map Art for the World, Europe, USA, and Australia, and you can customise everything to add family names, travel routes, and personalised messages and words. Our Travel Maps are available in a variety of sizes and color schemes and are useful for a wide range of different maps.

Our selection includes; Personalised push pin travel map art Australia, Atlantis Push Pin World Map Framed Wall Art, Australia / Pacific Centred Sky Blue Push Pin Travel Map. We also offer Australia Atlas Push Pin Travel Map Canvas Board Wall Art, Personalised Australia Black and White Map with Push Pins, Australia Topographical Custom Framed Wall Art and Diving Spots Personalised Map Framed Wall Art.

We make our customised maps here in Australia and we look forward to helping you and your family plan your adventures together on one of our maps. We use high grade canvas and inks and ship directly to you.

Questions and answers about Personalised Word Art

Will I see a proof?

Yes, we will create a proof of your personalised push pin map for you to review and approve within 2 working days of receiving payment for the order, usually less than 24 hours. You are welcome to request changes to the words and compass design, adding or removing words etc can be made on your request until you are 100% happy with the design. We will then print your art. Allow up to 1 business day per set of requested changes although the usual turnaround time is usually a lot less.

Can I request changes?

Absolutely, changes such as adding new text, text colours, compass design, tweaking the layout etc can be made on your request until you are 100% happy with the design. We will then print your art. Allow up to 1 business day per set of requested changes although the usual turnaround time is usually a lot less.

It’s a gift, can you not send the Invoice?

We don’t send the invoice with the artwork that’s all as the majority of the Bespoke Pin Map Artworks and it would ruin the surprise a bit if we include an invoice with the price paid.

How are the Canvas Prints / Framed Prints made so that they support the pins?

We use a signature canvas is that has been created specifically to support the pins and keep them stable, for the Framed Push Pin Map Prints, the image is mounted on 5mm foamcore board and pinned into the back of the frame, map pins can then be pushed into the image with the foam backing as there is no glass or acrylic in the front.

Why do the framed prints not have a card mat?

We have now stopped making the framed prints with a card mat as default, due you to the chance that humidity will cause the mat to buckle in time. Due to the necessity for pins to be pushed into the map, they are made without an acrylic/glass cover. If they don't have the clear acrylic or glass on the front, moisture and humidity can affect the edge of the cut out in the centre of the mat and can start to buckle and lift and warp the card. The default will be to print them without a card mat however on request we can still use the mat for the medium and large sizes. However, we offer no guarantees should issues that arise with the card matt overtime.

Does it come with pins included?

Yes they do, each push pin map comes with 30 pins in an assorted select of colours, feel free to add in the notes any requests such as if you want gold and silver pins (these are not normally included but can be), or if you want to choose specific colours.

I made a mistake when I ordered

Don’t worry at all, feel free to email us via the contact form here and just state your name or order number along with the changes you would like to make and we will just simply make a correction when we design the artwork, even if we missed your email at first you’re always welcome to request changes to the proof afterwards.

Can I collect the order in person?

Sure, you are more than welcome to pop by our studio here in Noosaville, Queensland to pick it up, just feel free to write in the notes that you would like to pick it up and we will let you know when it’s ready.

We offer three choices of finished product, Stretched Canvas Print, printed on 390gsm 100% cotton canvas, Framed Prints and also frame the archival fine art paper using premium grade timber moulding.

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Whether you’re following the red dust tracks of the Outback or navigating the winding coastal roads, our large map of Australia provides unparalleled accuracy and a sense of adventure for explorers of all kinds. With features specifically designed for campers, hikers, and off-road enthusiasts, you’ll have all the tools to plot your course and make the most of your journey.

Comprehensive coverage: from the dusty Red Centre to the lush rainforests of Queensland, this map’s got it all

Campsite galore: lists the best spots to pitch your tent or park your caravan across all states and territories

Off the beaten track: guides you to those hidden gems where you can enjoy the stars without the crowds

Notes outback fuel distances, for those long touring stretches

This Map of Australia is your go-to for an unforgettable journey down under. It’s not just a map, it’s your ticket to adventure in the great Aussie outdoors. Here’s the skinny on what this big beauty offers:

Touring Map : Perfect for planning your route, whether you’re a grey nomad or a weekend warrior

Detail-Rich : Every nook and cranny of Australia’s vast landscape is covered, so you won’t miss a thing

Camping Hotspots : Pinpoints the best spots for a campfire yarn and a good night’s sleep under the Southern Cross

Check out the Australia Large M ap for your next camping caper. It’s the ultimate co-pilot for exploring the outback of Oz, from the bush to the beach and beyond. Remember to keep your snacks sealed – those cheeky cockatoos are keen as mustard for a free feed!

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Wall Map of Australia

Embark on an epic journey across Australia’s vast and varied landscapes with this Wall Map , your ultimate guide for adventure. Spanning from the rugged outback to the bustling cities, this map is designed for the dreamers, the planners, and the doers. Whether you’re plotting a cross-country road trip or simply daydreaming about your next camping spot, this map offers a panoramic view of the entire continent, inviting you to explore every corner of the Land Down Under.

A panoramic view of the entire land down under – perfect for plotting your next big camping trip

Highlights camping hotspots across all states and territories – from the wilds of WA to the wonders of NSW

Durable and detailed: ready to withstand the rigors of any true-blue camper’s planning sessions

This Wall Map of Australia is your broad canvas for dreaming big and planning an epic Aussie adventure. Here’s what this beaut of map brings to your planning table:

All-encompassing : Showcases every state and territory, so you can dream up adventures from the Red Centre to the tropical Top End

Campsite savvy : Marks out the primo spots for pitching a tent or parking your caravan

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Rugged ready : Laminated for durability, it’ll survive your most ambitious route-marking

Check out the Australia Road and Terrain Wall M ap for your next big camping caper. It’s the ultimate wall map accessory for anyone keen to explore the sweeping landscapes of Oz, from the bush to the beach and every track in between.

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Sticker Map of Australia

Embark on a visual journey across the continent with the Map of Australia Sticker , a perfect blend of function and fun for the adventurous spirit. This isn’t just a map; it’s a personalized travel record that sticks with you, quite literally, through every mile of your Aussie adventure. Whether mounted on your camper or gracing the wall of your home, this sticker map invites you to mark and celebrate each destination, creating a vibrant tapestry of your travels. With detailed coverage of every state and territory, it’s the ultimate companion for the road-tripping enthusiast.

Slap it on your camper: a sticker map that doubles as a travel checklist and a decorative piece

Covers all states and territories: from the surf of the Gold Coast to the vineyards of the Barossa Valley

Features the best camping spots: whether you’re after beachfront bliss or outback serenity

This Map of Australia Sticker is your conversation starter and route planner rolled into one sticky package. Here’s what this sticky wicket offers:

Interactive Fun : Mark off your adventures as you go – it’s like a scratchie but with less mess and more bragging rights

All-Aussie Coverage : Every state and territory is on show, so you can plot your journey from Tassie to the Top End

Camping Legends : Highlights primo spots for your swag or caravan, so you’ll always wake up on the right side of the sleeping bag

Check out the Map of Australia Sticker for your next trip down the road less travelled. It’s the ultimate sticky guide for the land down under, where you can track your treks and turn your rig into a travel trophy.

SCRATCH Map of Australia

Unleash your inner explorer with the Australia Scratch Map , the ultimate companion for adventure-seekers and memory-makers. This isn’t just any map; it’s a visual journal of your travels, an interactive canvas that invites you to reveal the vibrant hues of your journey one scratch at a time. Perfect for the nomadic at heart, this map celebrates your wanderlust, transforming your wall into a gallery of adventures and a testament to your love for the great Aussie outdoors.

Scratch off where you’ve been: a fun, interactive way to track your camping adventures across the Aussie landscape

Covers all states and territories: from the rugged Outback to the pristine beaches, it’s all there for the scratching

Camping highlights: reveals top spots for pitching a tent or parking your caravan, so you can sleep under the stars in style

This Australia Scratch Map is your wall-worthy travel diary, a visual feast of your bush-bashing and beach-bumming exploits. Here’s the skinny on this scratchable treasure:

Interactive Adventure : Scratch off your destinations to reveal vibrant colours and details, making your travel memories pop

Comprehensive Coverage : Every state and territory is included, so you can plot your journey from the steamy Top End to the wilds of Tassie

Camping Icons : Spot the best campgrounds and hidden gems, so you’re never far from a good yarn around the campfire

Pinboard map of Australia

For the intrepid explorer who loves to keep a visual diary of their travels, the Map of Australia Pin Map is the perfect companion. This isn’t just a map; it’s a canvas for your adventures, a tangible way to mark the places you’ve been and the destinations you’re dreaming of. With its vibrant, detailed display, you’ll have the whole country at your fingertips, ready to plot your next journey or reminisce about the ones you’ve completed. Whether you’re a seasoned camper, a curious journeyer, or someone who appreciates the beauty of the Land Down Under, this map is an essential tool to chronicle your travels and inspire new ones.

• Interactive display: a pin map that lets you track and plan your camping conquests across the Aussie terrain
• All-inclusive: every state and territory is represented, so you can pin your way from the steamy tropics to the cool southern coasts
• Camping-friendly: highlights the best spots to roll out your swag or park your caravan, plus it’s a corker for educational purposes

This Map of Australia Pin Map is your personal record keeper and planning tool for all your Down Under escapades. Here’s the nitty-gritty on this beaut:

• Pin ‘n’ Plan : Stick a pin in your past and future camping spots – it’s like a to-do list, but way more fun
• Aussie-wide Adventure : No corner is left uncharted, from the glistening beaches of the East to the rugged outback of the West
• Campsite Tracker : Keep tabs on your favourite bush tucker spots and those secret fishing holes

Check out the Australian Map Cork Boar d for your next trip planning session. It’s the ultimate way to visualize your travels and make your wall look as travelled as you are.

New South Wales State Map

This map of New South Wales is perfect for navigating scenic routes between cities or finding secret beach spots, making it the ideal co-pilot for road warriors and weekend adventurers alike.

Covers everything from the Blue Mountains to the sun-soaked Byron Bay

Chock-full of campgrounds and off-the-beaten-path hideaways

Includes city maps for Sydney and Canberra – handy for a cheeky city break

This map is your golden ticket for the intrepid camper looking to conquer NSW. It’s not just a map; it’s a full-blown adventure guide that’ll have you discovering hidden gems and campfire tales. Here’s why this map is a camper’s best mate:

Detailed coverage of NSW’s top camping spots

Showcases must-visit coastal retreats and mountain getaways

Features essential info like 24-hour fuel stops (because no one likes a ‘whoops, outta fuel’ moment)

Victoria State Map

This map of VIC is a gem for those who love the coast and the mountains. It serves as a reliable guide through Victoria’s untamed landscapes, with a sprinkle of urban exploration. Just be vigilant for those mythical drop bears and hoop snakes!

Reveals the picturesque Great Ocean Road – a haven for surfers and campers alike

Spotlights secluded retreats in the High Country for a cosy, tucked-away experience

Loaded with details on camping sites, including those hidden off-the-beaten-track locations

This Victoria State Map is practically a personal tour guide for campers who are all about coastal vistas or seeking solitude in the highlands. Here’s what you can expect:

Comes with detailed maps of Melbourne and Geelong – perfect for when you crave a good cup of coffee

Points of interest: discover campsites, hiking trails, and scenic viewpoints for your next outdoor adventure

Adventure ready: waterproof, tear-resistant design ensures durability in rugged Australian terrain

Tasmania State Map

Get ready to embark on an unforgettable adventure in Tasmania’s breathtaking wilderness with this handy map . From the rugged mountains to the pristine beaches, Tasmania boasts a diverse range of natural wonders waiting to be discovered.

Your ticket to Tasmania’s raw and untamed landscapes, from Cradle Mountain to the Tarkine

Detailed info on the best bushwalks and hidden campsites for the ultimate Tassie trek

Includes essential tips for spotting Tasmania’s unique wildlife – say g’day to a Tasmanian devil!

This Tasmania State Map is your trusty companion for navigating the island’s wilderness. Whether you’re up for a challenging hike or a serene night under the stars, here’s what this state map delivers:

Unveils Tasmania’s top camping spots and the most scenic routes for your wilderness trek

Offers a peek into historic towns like Hobart and Launceston for a dash of culture with your camping

Detailed mapping: navigate with confidence using highly detailed maps covering various regions and terrains across Australia

South Australia State Map

Journey through South Australia’s enchanting landscapes with this comprehensive state map . From sipping fine wines in the Barossa Valley to exploring the rugged Outback and coastal havens, this map is the ultimate companion for adventurers seeking to experience the full breadth of SA’s natural beauty and cultural richness.

Wine country: Explore the Barossa Valley, Clare Valley, and beyond – enjoy tastings with convenient camping sites in the vicinity

Desert tracks: From the Flinders Ranges to Coober Pedy – discover the bushman (or bushwoman) within

Seaside escapes: from the Fleurieu Peninsula to the Eyre Peninsula – bask in the sunshine, catch a wave, or wander among the dunes

This South Australia State Map is your reliable navigator for an unforgettable journey across the state’s varied terrains. Whether you’re a vintner at heart, a pioneer of the country and hinterlands, or a seeker of seaside serenity, here’s what you need to know:

• Built for adventure: water-resistant and rip-proof – equipped to handle the unpredictable nature of SA’s wilderness
• A list of all South Australian National Parks and information centres
• Marked with camping and rest stops, 24hr petrol stations, and points of interest

Western Australia State Map

Snag this map of WA , and you’re all set for a bonza trip. Whether you’re chasing the thrill of the coast or the serenity of the outback, this map’s your guide to the wild, wild west of Oz. Just remember, it’s not just about the destination; it’s about the wicked journey.

• Unfolds the vast expanse of WA, from the urban vibes of Perth to the red dust of the Pilbara
• Highlights primo camping spots where the stars outnumber your mates
• Packed with the nitty-gritty on off-grid sites – for when you want to disconnect and get amongst it

This Western Australia State Map is your trusty sidekick for an epic adventure in the land of sunsets and surf. Here’s the lowdown on what this beaut map brings to the table:

• Detailed insets of Perth, for when the call of a flat white is too strong
• Exploration hotspots: pinpoints the best campgrounds, bushwalks, and jaw-dropping lookouts
• Expertly researched: benefit from meticulously researched content, providing accurate and reliable information for your journey

Northern Territory Map

Snag this map of NT , and you’re geared up for a fair dinkum trip through the heart of Australia. Just remember, it’s not the size of the campfire but the stories that make the night.

Unfolds the vast Northern Territory, from the wetlands of Kakadu to the iconic Uluru in the Red Centre

Points you to the most remote and remarkable campgrounds – where the stars are your nightlight

Packed with the nitty-gritty on off-road tracks for the 4WD enthusiasts

This Northern Territory State Map is your trusty compass for the great outback adventure. It’s not just a map; it’s a treasure trove of Outback secrets. Here’s the scoop:

Detailed insets of Darwin, Alice Springs, and other key NT locales – because everyone needs a good feed and a cold one now and then

Camping hotspots: pinpoints the best bush camps and caravan parks, complete with amenities info

Easy-to-use design: user-friendly layout and clear labelling make navigation a breeze, even for beginners or those unfamiliar with the area

Queensland State Map

With this map of QLD in your swag, you’re sorted for a bonzer adventure. It’s the ultimate companion for those looking to soak up the sun, dive into the deep blue, the islands or trek through the treetops.

Illuminates Queensland’s sunny coastline, lush rainforests, and the iconic Great Barrier Reef

Highlights top camping spots, from the tropical North to the surf-friendly South

Details on must-visit locations and the best hidden gems for that true-blue Aussie experience

This Queensland State Map is your go-to mate for an unforgettable camping experience in the Sunshine State. Whether you’re chasing the sun on the Gold Coast or exploring the ancient Daintree, here’s what this state map has up its sleeve:

Includes detailed maps of Brisbane and the Whitsundays – for when you need a splash of city life or island hopping

Outdoor essentials: pinpoints the best campgrounds, walking tracks, and snorkelling spots

Comprehensive coverage: explore the entirety of Queensland, from popular tourist destinations to remote wilderness areas, with comprehensive map coverage

Australian Capital Territory Map

This map of ACT is a beaut for those who dig a bit of urban mixed with a bush bash. It’s your go-to guide for a cheeky weekend getaway or a full-blown nature escapade, just a hop, skip, and a jump from the city hustle.

Unveils Canberra’s lush nature reserves and serene lakeside spots – perfect for a tranquil escape

Highlights cozy campgrounds nestled within the scenic Brindabella Ranges

Packed with details for nature enthusiasts, from birdwatching havens to prime fishing spots

This Australian Capital Territory Map is your handy mate for uncovering the hidden natural treasures of our nation’s capital. Here’s what’s in store for you:

Includes detailed maps of Canberra, showing you where to kick back after a day of adventure

Bush capital gems: pinpoint the top spots for a campfire yarn or a quiet gaze at the starry sky

Trusted brand: rely on Hema Maps’ reputation as a leading provider of high-quality mapping solutions, trusted by adventurers and outdoor enthusiasts nationwide

GPS: Your High-Tech Compass for the Great Aussie Outdoors

This high-tech compass is a must-have for any camping enthusiast looking to traverse Australia’s epic landscapes. With the Hema HX-2 Plus Navigator, you’re all set for a bonza journey without the fear of getting bushwhacked!

State-of-the-art navigation with the Hema HX-2 Plus Navigator – never miss a beat, even off the beaten track

Turn-by-turn guidance means you can keep your eyes on the adventure, not just the map

Packed with detailed maps of Australia’s rugged terrain, from the Red Centre to the tropical Top End

When your path gets as twisty as a snake in a swag, trust in the tech wizardry of GPS to keep you on the straight and narrow. Here’s the lowdown on your new bush-tech buddy:

Crisp Display : See your route in full HD, even when the Aussie sun’s having a blinder

Offline Maps : No signal? No worries! Access Australian maps even in the most remote outback spots

Trip Planning : Plot your journey from the Grampians to the Great Barrier Reef with ease

Campsite Finder : Pinpoint your perfect camping spot faster than you can crack a coldie

4WD Tracks : Get the lowdown on the gnarliest tracks, for when you’re feeling a bit more Crocodile Dundee

• Wide Coverage : Over 700,000km of Australian tracks and roads, with urban navigation by HERE Technologies.
• Rich POI Database : Access to 150,000+ verified Points of Interest for comprehensive travel planning.
• Advanced Mapping : Includes off-road vector maps, Adventure Maps, and dynamic on-road guidance.
• Cloud Integration : Syncs with Hema Maps Cloud for current data and community inspiration.
• Powerful Hardware : Features a 7-inch touchscreen, 64GB storage, 4GB RAM, supported by Android 10.0.
• Connectivity & Warranty : Offers Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and a 3-year warranty, with optional safety accessories.

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Understanding Map Scales

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Setting off on an Australian adventure demands the quintessential Australian map ally to steer you through the continent’s splendid diversity. Whether you’re charting a legendary trek across Western Australia’s immense landscapes, steering through Victoria’s vibrant cityscapes, venturing into Tasmania’s wild heartlands, meandering along New South Wales’ picturesque byways, or delving into a didactic quest with the Australia Wall Map, there’s a bespoke map designed for every explorer’s dream.

Mastering the subtle art of map scales, recognizing different map types, and appreciating essential map features are crucial to unleashing the full promise of your Aussie journey. Arm yourself with the perfect map, plot your course, and plunge into the boundless escapades that beckon you in the Land Down Under!

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What is the difference between a street map and a road map.

A street map shows the layout of streets within a city and is more detailed, while a road map typically covers major routes in a larger region, often with detailed inset maps for major cities. Choose a street map for navigating within a city and a road map for planning longer routes or traveling between cities.

What is a road map called?

A road map can also be called a route map or a street map as it primarily displays roads and transport links rather than natural geographical information. It is a type of navigational map that commonly includes political boundaries and labels, making it also a type of political map.

Where to buy road maps of Australia?

You can buy road maps of Australia from Hema, one of the leading stockists of Australia and road maps here, available for easy online shopping.

What is the best map for a detailed exploration of Western Australia?

The Western Australia State Map is the best choice for detailed exploration of Western Australia.

Which map is ideal for urban navigation in Victoria?

The Victoria State Map is ideal for urban, use and navigation in the cities of Victoria.

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Hema’s iconic large map of Australia is ideal as a trip planning tool and travel companion. Marked on the map are localities, the major road network, distances and major national parks. The map also shows localities, the major road network, distances and major national parks. The visual appeal makes it perfect as a decorative map or an educational tool. On the reverse side is an overview of Australia's iconic touring regions featuring history, geology and landforms, nature, bucket-list attractions and iconic 4WD tracks.

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• Hema's iconic map of Australia
• Overview of Australia's iconic touring regions
• Outback fuel distances
• National parks
• Road distances
• Aboriginal land
• Distance grid

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Scale: 1:4,500,000

Folded size (WxHxD): 146mm x 250mm x 3mm

Flat size (WxH): 1000mm x 875mm

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Maps of Australia

Australia, officially the Commonwealth of Australia, is located in the southern hemisphere and is bounded by two major bodies of water: the Indian Ocean to the west and the South Pacific Ocean to the east. As the world's sixth largest country, Australia covers a total area of about 7,741,220 km 2 (around 2.99 million mi 2 ). It is continental, in that the country entirely occupies the continent it resides on.

Australian geography is synonymous with vast coastal lowlands, extensive deserts, and sizable mountain ranges. It comprises six states — New South Wales, Queensland, South Australia , Tasmania, Victoria, and Western Australia — and two major mainland territories: the Australian Capital Territory and the Northern Territory. The country does not share land borders with any other nation. Instead, it lies relatively close to Indonesia, East Timor, and Papua New Guinea to the north, the Solomon Islands, Vanuatu , and the French dependency of New Caledonia to the east, and New Zealand to the southeast. Furthermore, Australia's mainland is divisible into three principal physiographic divisions: the Eastern Highlands, the Central Lowlands, and the Western Plateau.

The Great Dividing Range : The Eastern Highlands, often referred to as the Great Dividing Range , run parallel to the east coast of Australia, from the northeastern tip of Queensland, through New South Wales, and into the central part of Victoria. The highest point in Australia, Mount Kosciuszko , at 2,228 m (7,310 ft) is found in this range.

The Central Lowlands , lying between the Eastern Highlands and the Western Plateau, primarily consist of the Murray-Darling Basin, Australia's most significant agricultural area, and the Great Artesian Basin. The Murray River, Australia's longest at 2,508 kilometers (1,558 miles), runs through this region, playing a pivotal role in agriculture and water supply.

The Western Plateau , covering almost 70% of the country's landmass, includes the expansive deserts such as the Great Victoria Desert , the Gibson Desert, and the Simpson Desert. This region is characterized by flat landscapes, low relief, and abundant mineral resources, including immense deposits of iron ore and gold.

Islands : Australia is a nation of islands with over 8,000 in its territory. The largest is Tasmania , located 240 km (149 mi) to the south of the eastern part of the mainland, covering an area of about 68,401 km 2 (26,410 mi 2 ). Other notable islands include Fraser Island, the world's largest sand island, and Kangaroo Island, renowned for its diverse wildlife.

The country's marine geography is equally important, with the Great Barrier Reef spanning the northeast coast of Queensland. This world's largest coral reef system stretches over 2,300 km (1,429 mi) and is home to thousands of species of marine life like fish, whales, dolphins and six of the world's seven species of marine turtle.

Political Map of Australia

Australia (officially, the Commonwealth of Australia) is divided into 6 states and 2 major mainland territories. In alphabetical order, the states are: New South Wales, Queensland, South Australia, Tasmania, Victoria and Western Australia. The two major mainland territories are: Australian Capital Territory and Northern Territory. In addition to these, there are seven external territories – Ashmore and Cartier Islands, the Australian Antarctic Territory, Christmas Island, the Cocos (Keeling) Islands, the Coral Sea Islands, Heard Island and McDonald Islands and Norfolk Islands.

Located in the northern edge of the Australian Capital Territory, in the southeastern part of the country is, Canberra – the capital of the Federation of Australia. It is also the country’s largest inland city and serves as the central administrative center of the federation. Situated on the country’s southeastern coast is, Sydney – the largest and the most populous city of Australia and Oceania. Its strategic location and magnificent harbor, makes it one of the chief ports in South Pacific. Melbourne is Australia’s 2 nd largest city.

Where is Australia?

Australia is the smallest continent and the largest country in Oceania located between the Indian Ocean and Pacific Ocean in the Southern hemisphere. Australia is geographically positioned both in the Southern and Eastern hemispheres of the Earth. It is completely surrounded by the Indian and Pacific Oceans and a series of bays, gulfs, seas and straits and is situated to the south of Maritime Southeast Asia and to the north of the Antactic. Australia is separated from Papua New Guinea by the Coral Sea and Torres Strait to the northeast; from Indonesia by the Timor and Arafura seas to the northwest; from Coral Sea Islands Territory by the Great Barrier Reef; from New Zealand by Tasman Sea to the southeast; and from Antarctica by Indian Ocean to the south.

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The above blank map represents Australia - the world's smallest continent and the 6th largest country located between the Indian Ocean and Pacific Ocean in the Southern hemisphere. The above map can be downloaded, printed and used for geography education purposes like map-pointing and coloring activities.

The above outline map represents Australia - the world's smallest continent and the 6th largest country located between the Indian Ocean and Pacific Ocean in the Southern hemisphere. 

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How to plan a camper trip around Australia

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Plan your motor home travels around Australia with this guide to routes, seasons and vehicles. Benjamin Probert/Getty Images

There’s no better way to experience the best of Australia than on a road trip  in a camper through its stunning and wild natural landscapes.

Australia’s National Highway 1 may not be as storied as America’s Route 66, but a “lap of the map”  – via endless surf beaches, koala-dotted forests, flaming red deserts and awe-inspiring starry skies – will be life-defining. If you haven’t got time for the whole shebang, you’ll have just as much fun exploring one coast (the east coast or west?) or even a smaller region.

While there’s buckets of information out there from travelers who’ve gone before, here are the key things to consider before you hit the road for your motor home adventure in Australia.

On a short break, focus on one region

If you have only a few weeks then you’ll need to stick to one region. If you want to spend more time communing with nature and less time driving then you might want to target a small region. 

For a mix of beaches , mountains and waterfalls head to northern NSW ( Byron Bay and around) and southern Queensland (with an incredible coast and the lush Scenic Rim region). For something similar but with emptier roads, check out the coast southwest of Perth around Margaret River and inland to the old forests of Pemberton. Tasmania is also very driveable in two weeks with mountains, beaches and delicious produce everywhere.

Flying into Darwin would take you to some of the most incredible scenery in Australia around Litchfield , Kakadu and down to Uluru and back. From Adelaide , there are options to explore the coast, wineries and wetlands south, or head into the ancient interior of Ikara-Flinders Ranges via the wineries of the Clare Valley.

The coastal roads from Melbourne to Sydney through southern NSW are long and windy, and the geography doesn’t vary quite as much, but the weather is temperate and there are many family-friendly hamlets with good camping sites. Picking up a camper in Cairns means exploring the lush Atherton Tablelands, and the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Daintree National Park , managed by its traditional owners the Eastern Kuku Yalanji people (learn more on a Dreamtime Walk at Mossman Gorge ) and the Great Barrier Reef . 

But this is just a snapshot of options . With more time you can join a couple of these itineraries together and cruise on – say from Adelaide to Darwin, or from Sydney up to Cairns via Byron Bay in one trip.

Allow at least three months for a "lap of the map"

Some travelers make it their mission to circumnavigate the whole of Australia, and you’ll find plenty of blogs online with people sharing their tips for tackling the project over anything from six weeks to a year. 

Three months is a good minimum to dedicate to the trip. It gives you enough time for detours and longer stops at places you fall in love with, but you can also manage costs (the longer you’re away the more you spend, and there's greater chance that mechanical wear and tear will blow out your budget). 

May to October is the best time for a camper trip in Australia

Assuming you have only 12 weeks, the best time to go will be during Australia’s cooler months (May to October). In the north, you’ll be traveling in the dry season (any other time of year and a lot of the roads are impassable). Down south, it’ll be cool (cold even, with potential for snow on the Great Dividing Range) in southern NSW and Victoria – but this means campsites and caravan parks won’t be as busy.

December and January are best avoided. These months are school holidays, which means contending with domestic travelers on big summer camping trips. It's also a time with sweltering days where your legs stick to the car seat and the steering wheel is too hot to touch (although this could happen anytime from November to March).

If you’re traveling on a working holiday visa you’ll be able to stop and take up job opportunities wherever they find you – or if you’re on a self-funded gap year and can spend even longer traveling around Australia in your campervan – then you will be traveling in all seasons. Just make sure that you're not attempting to visit the north outside the dry season. 

Buying a camper can be cost-effective

Some travelers choose to pull some savings together to buy a vehicle for their once-in-a-lifetime campervan trip in Australia. This can prove cost-effective if you get the right vehicle and look after it, making it possible to sell it at the end of your adventure (with some anticipated depreciation for the extra mileage). As well as the cost of the actual van, you’ll need to factor in other expenses like registration (“rego”); insurance; a roadworthiness certificate (RWC); repairs needed to get one to resell later; and equipping the vehicle with any extras you might want such as a campfire oven, outdoors shower, bikes or canoes.

Rental firms offer a large range of motor homes and vans

Another option is to rent a vehicle from a reputable hire company. In addition to international chains like Avis, there are Australia/NZ-specific ones to check out like Apollo, Maui and Britz.

You’ll have a large range of vehicles to choose from whether you’re looking for a top-of-the-line motor home/RV or very minimal van set-up or roof-top tent. Age and mileage are things to take into account when choosing between companies. The less expensive brands – usually marketed to backpackers – have older vehicles. Vans with Cheapa Campa , for example, are four years on fleet and older. 

You’ll need everyone who’s planning to drive to be at the vehicle collection with their driver’s license, plus a credit card (not a debit card) and an upfront security deposit to cover any potential damage. The best advantage of using a rental company is being able to choose a one-way trip: you could drive from Melbourne to Cairns or Perth to Broome (should you decide to tackle one coast or the other) without having to backtrack. 

Peer-to-peer campervan rentals are usually well equipped

Just as there is AirBnB for homestays, the Australian company Camplify (now also in the UK and Spain) enables campervan owners to rent to travelers directly. The costs are more affordable, and are usually well set up for an off-grid camping adventure. Some come with solar panels and decent batteries to run devices like fridges and even satellite broadband, so you won’t find yourself without any internet signal in the middle of nowhere.

When booking you get the option of adding extra insurance to reduce the “excess” you pay out of pocket should you have an accident. The only downsides: you have to return the camper from where you borrowed it, and owners can refuse your request based on your age or planned itinerary leaving the door open for discriminatory decisions. Fortunately there are loads of campers available, so you can take your pick.

Be realistic about how much space and comfort you need

Discuss what style of camper you want (and can afford) with your travel crew. Don’t forget to consider things like how you’ll manage if you don’t have showers, a camp kitchen, or toilets on board: you’ll need to budget to stay in places with facilities and (if you’re in for the long-haul time) to stop to do laundry occasionally. You also need to plan for disposing of your waste and storing things carefully overnight to ensure your campsite is not raided by local wildlife. 

Living in a small space can be challenging, (especially if one of your party is not very good at putting things away), while long drives, heat, and discomfort, can all take their toll. Consider honestly whether an RV vacation is the right trip for you before you invest in buying or hiring a motor home for a long trip. You are not going to be napping with a view of the ocean every day and some days you’ll be on the road for long stretches – Australia is big.

Get breakdown cover and download useful apps before departure

As well as adequate travel insurance to cover your vehicle and any extras, it’s a good idea to join a road users' association like the RACV or NMRA for roadside assistance in case of a breakdown.

There are also some excellent apps to help you on the road. Download them and make the most of them when you’ve got data (there are plenty of places in Australia without mobile signal).

• Wikicamps is good for free or low-cost campsites
• CamperMate includes free and paid campsites as well as facilities you will need
• Hipcamp directs you to secluded spots on private property where you can pay to camp for the night.
• Fuel Map Australia directs you to the nearest petrol stop (although current fuel prices are not reliable)
• The Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) app is a must-have for local forecasts – and potential weather warnings.

Whether you’re going solo, with friends, or taking your family on a special bucket-list trip, it’s time to get planning .

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