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A tribute in contour and ink—made for trekkers, teachers, families, and remembrance
🥾 Footsteps you can trace — the north–south journey from Kokoda to Owers Corner rendered with such clarity you can follow ridges with a fingertip.
🌧️ Terrain that breathes — relief shading and spot heights give the rainforest’s rise and fall a palpable presence: spurs, saddles, creek lines, the long pull of each climb.
🎖️ Quiet dignity — the map invites pause and reflection; it turns a room into a place where stories are told, and service is honoured.
Coverage: The Kokoda corridor running southwest from Kokoda to Owers Corner near Uberi, aligned to the trek as it’s walked today.
Topography: Relief shading + spot heights translate effort into form—gradients read at a glance, strategy made visible in the land.
Field authenticity preserved: A handwritten legend—“village rest houses”—appears in blue biro, keyed by a red hand-inked dot symbol. We’ve retained this unvarnished field note because it humanises the map: someone stood here, recorded this, and cared that you’d know.
Faithful reproduction, not “modernised” — period linework, typography, and symbology are preserved so the map speaks in its original voice.
Study-ready & ceremony-ready — equally at home in classrooms, RSL clubs, museums, and family spaces where stories are kept alive.
Premium materials — chosen so the map endures: a durable, beautiful anchor for planning, learning, and remembrance.
Frame-under-glass ready with a smooth, non-glare surface
Crisp linework, clean labels—ideal for study walls and reading rooms
Sealed edge-to-edge between two 80-micron gloss sheets
Wipe-clean, moisture-resistant, hard-wearing — perfect for clubs, classrooms, and shared spaces
Printed with pigment-based, fade-resistant inks for archival longevity
Subtle texture adds warmth and gallery presence—a statement piece for homes, boardrooms, museums, and RSLs
Natural lacquered timber rails (top & bottom) with a discreet hanging cord
Ready to hang—just add a wall hook
Lead time: please allow up to 10 working days for hang-railed maps (professionally mounted)
730 mm (W) × 1000 mm (H) — portrait format that mirrors the north–south rhythm of the Trail.
Trekkers & guides planning routes, briefings, and training
Teachers & students exploring geography, history, and resilience
RSLs, museums & community groups curating respectful, informative displays
Families & collectors honouring service and keeping stories present
| Finish | Best for | Key benefits |
|---|---|---|
| Paper (160 gsm) | Framing under glass | Matte clarity, crisp lines, classic presentation |
| Laminated (encapsulated) | High-traffic / teaching spaces | Wipeable, tough, edge-to-edge protection |
| Canvas (395 gsm) | Premium display | Archival inks, textured depth, gallery appeal |
| Detail | Description |
|---|---|
| Title | Kokoda Trail Wall Map (Kokoda to Owers Corner) |
| Coverage | Kokoda (North) to Owers Corner (South) via Uberi |
| Topography | Relief shading and spot heights |
| Notable Feature | Handwritten legend “village rest houses” in blue biro with red dot symbol |
| Finishes | Paper, Laminated (encapsulated), Canvas |
| Optional Hanging | Timber rails with hanging cord (lead time applies) |
| Size | 730 × 1000 mm (portrait) |
| Production | Made in Australia |
Frame with a medal group, photograph, or unit patch for a dignified feature wall.
Install in a school foyer or library with a short history note and discussion prompts.
Use in pre-trek briefings to explain gradients, creek crossings, and ridge decisions before boots hit the ground.
Kokoda is more than a line on a map. This edition gives the Trail weight, contour, and memory—so the path remains visible, and the people who walked it are never far from view.
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