Etymological Wall Map of the United States, called by its publishers Kalimedia the Atlas of True Names of the United States of the Home Ruler. Presented on pleasant beige background, the map shows state boundaries but with the familiar names replaced by their etymological equivalents.Names on the map: states, cities, mountains, surrounding oceans and other geographical features are shown using their etymological derivation, producing unusual and often intriguing results, from Heraldwolf’s Stone in the Land at the Little Big Hills, across the South Wind People’s Land with a town called Good Place for Potatoes, to the Snowy Mountains in the Land of the Successor.The index surrounding the map lists the names as they are shown on it, indicating their official equivalents and explaining how the “True Name” has been derived. The map is printed on waterproof and tear-resistant plastic paper and can be written on with suitable marker pens.