Map of the World Wide Web™

Every country has its own two-letter code, such as .de for Germany and .cn for China. But not all codes are so obvious, such as .lk for Sri Lanka or .za for South Africa.

That's where this map comes in handy.

For global Web executives and students of globalization.

The Map of the World Wide Web includes 180 of the 245 county codes currently in use, covering most United Nations countries. Each two-digit code is aligned over the country it represents. And each world region is color coded with the legend below for quick and easy reference.

 

This map is an excellent resource for managers of global Web sites and global marketing executives. And because there are no country borders, this map has been proven by teachers to be a valuable tool for teaching world geography.

Each map is 12.75 inches tall by 17.25 inches wide and printed on thick, glossy card stock. The map is large enough to make an impact but small enough to fit on a cubicle wall for easy reference.

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Bulk orders. Media requests.
One company recently ordered more than a hundred copies for its global Web teams -- and saved money by ordering in bulk. If you would like a price quote or if you'd like to become a reseller, please contact Contact John Yunker We're also happy to send sample copies to qualified members of the media.



Map conceived and designed by John Yunker

The Map of the World Wide Web is a registered trademark of Byte Level Research LLC. All rights reserved.