Theodore Roosevelt National Park 3D Topographic Map, South Unit Badlands

The badlands of Theodore Roosevelt National Park's South Unit, printed in relief, from the town of Medora on the Little Missouri River east toward Painted Canyon. The buttes, coulees and river bottoms fill the frame below the flat prairie tableland. Grassland prints in tan, the bare badland slopes in gray and the wooded draws in dark green; the Little Missouri is too narrow to show as water at this scale. At 7.5 inches the badlands read as a maze of ridges and draws; the colored bands in the buttes themselves are not printed. A good gift for anyone who has hiked, ridden or camped in the park, or spent a summer in Medora.

What You Get

• One 3D-printed relief map, 7.5 × 7.5 in (19 cm) square, about 1/2 in thick at the base
• Multicolor matte PLA, printed layer by layer on our own printers in Utah
• Lightweight; stands on a shelf, lies flat on a desk, or fits an 8 × 8 in shadow box (frame not included)

Made To Order

Each map is printed after you order and ships in 5–7 business days, with tracking.

Want somewhere else? We make custom maps of any address, campus, cabin or mountain. Design your own.

Care: dust with a soft dry brush. Keep out of hot cars and direct sun; PLA softens above about 130°F.

Elevation: USGS 3DEP via AWS Terrain Tiles. Land cover: ESA WorldCover 2021, contains modified Copernicus Sentinel data.