Which scale should I choose for bushwalking?

For most bushwalking, the 1:25,000 series is the standard — it shows individual buildings, fence lines, trail intersections and 10-metre contours. For shorter walks on well-marked trails, 1:50,000 is often enough. For multi-day or off-track adventures, 1:25k is non-negotiable.

Are these the latest (current) editions?

Yes. We source direct from Geoscience Australia, NSW Spatial Services, the Department of Resources Queensland, Landgate WA and Land Information New Zealand. Every sheet shipped is the current edition at time of order. The new AUSTopo 1:250,000 series (2025) replaces the older Geoscience 250k series for many use cases.

What's the difference between paper, waterproof and laminated?

Paper is the standard format — folded, lightweight, perfect for a backpack or glovebox. Waterproof maps are printed on DuPont Tyvek — they handle rain, mud and river crossings without dissolving. Laminated maps are rolled in tubes, ideal for wall display, planning rooms or repeated reference; you can write on them with a whiteboard marker.

Can I use these maps with a GPS?

Yes. Every Australian topographic sheet is built on a known coordinate system (typically MGA94 / GDA94). Sheet edges, grid references and named points are accurate to the surveying tolerances of the issuing authority. We also stock GPS units, mapping software and digital chart subscriptions if you'd like a digital companion.

How do I find a specific topographic sheet?

Type the sheet name or sheet number (e.g. 9135-1N for Aberbaldie, NSW) into the search bar at the top of the page. You can also browse by region and scale in the grid on the Topographic Maps Australia page, then narrow within each collection.

How quickly does Mapworld ship topographic maps?

Orders placed before 2pm AWST ship same-day from our Perth warehouse. Free shipping on orders over $75 Australia-wide; $7 standard postage on smaller orders. Express options at checkout.

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Mapworld stocks Australia's largest range of topographic maps — every state, every scale, every major Australian publisher. Whether you're heading bushwalking in the Blue Mountains, navigating outback Western Australia, planning emergency response, or working in mining, surveying or land management, we carry the topographic series you need, in stock and ready to ship.

What is a topographic map?

A topographic map shows the natural and built features of a landscape — contours and elevation, watercourses, roads and tracks, vegetation, buildings, fence lines and place names — at a known scale. Every line means something specific, drawn from official survey data. More frequently asked questions below.