10 Great Gifts for Map Lovers and Travelers

Check out our list of unique maps sure to please your geographically inclined friends and family.

If you’re looking for a holiday gift for someone who loves maps—or someone who loves to travel, or loves where they live, or drinks beer, or went to college—you’ve come to the right place. We love all those things too, so we’ve made a wish list of cool, mappy stuff that we’d be thrilled to see under the tree this year.

With prices ranging from $13 to a thousand dollars, there’s bound to be something for everyone. You might even find a gift for that one person who’s always so hard to cross off your list.

The $289 Dymaxion quilt from Haptic Lab will impress any map geek you give it to.

If you really want to make an impression, though, take

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