Spatial awareness is a key to human existence (especially if you’re a GeoGeek). Therefore whenever I read a novel, play a game or watch a movie that takes place in a fictional world I need to look at the map to mentally comprehend it. Below you’ll find Top 10 maps of the most important fictional worlds you’ve ever crossed.
Start a journey through the realms of imagination with our curated collection of the Top 10 maps of iconic fictional worlds. As GeoGeeks, we understand the importance of spatial awareness, even in imaginary landscapes. From the sprawling realms of Middle Earth to the far-flung galaxies of Star Wars, each map offers a glimpse into richly detailed universes that have captured the hearts and minds of readers, gamers, and movie enthusiasts alike. Let’s explore these fantastical realms and watch the intricate cartography that brings these fictional worlds to life.
Elden Ring Map
Shadow of the Erdtree Map | Elden Ring | Map Genie
Middle Earth Map
Map of Middle-earth
More Middle-earth interactive maps: http://lotrproject.com/map/ and https://rop-map.com/
Star Wars Galaxy Map
Interactive map is available here
Game of Thrones Map – The Known World
Source: https://quartermaester.info/
House of the dragon map
Narnia Map
Gotham City Map
Skyrim Map
Grand Theft Auto Map
World of Greyhawk Dungeons & Dragons
Jurrasic Park Map
Oz map
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The Mississippi River is one of the world’s largest and most diverse river systems. It is also the third longest river in North America. Going further The Mississippi River watershed is the fourth largest in the world. It extends from the Allegheny Mountains in the east to the Rocky Mountains in the west. Measuring approximately 1.2 million square miles (3.2 million sq kms), the watershed covers all 31 states and 2 Canadian provinces.
Horace Mitchell at NASA’s Scientific Visualization Studio created a beautiful map that will allow you to finally understand the scale and geographic scope of that phenomena. The visualization is based on the USGS database of this area that indicates the direction of waterflow at each point. By assembling these directions into streamflows, Horace traced the path of water from every point of the area to the mouth of the Mississippi in the Gulf of Mexico.
Really cool project.
