Maps/atlas for generic fantasy world

[Revinor]

I'm running my homebrew campaign on a local scale so far, but soon I'll need to get slightly more global. I have the general idea about political structure/few countries of interest, but what I lack is kind of map I can play with.

I'm looking at either internet or printed resource with a nicely done map for fantasy world. Main D&D published worlds are not possible (specifically Greyhawk, Forgotten Realms, Dragonlance and probably Eberron).

So far I have found something called Kingdoms of Kalamar Atlas which looks very promising - but I would like to know if there are any other options.

 

[jgbrowning]

So far I have found something called Kingdoms of Kalamar Atlas which looks very promising - but I would like to know if there are any other options.

This is very nice. Also, you may want to look into The Wilderlands of High Fantasy as well.

joe b.

 

[Sordath]

I've been looking for good maps too. Always the most difficult part of any homebrew for me.

One good source is the Earth! I mean, flip through an atlas or online map of the world till you find a nice region that has the required coast/mountains/rivers, rotate 90 or 180 degrees to taste and you're set.

Good thing is you can get realistic world climate/weather patterns/mineral resources distribution just from researching that area.