Need a map? Want to show a world, country, city, or any other kind of map?
Look no further! Eps Maps is now providing a selection of free, preimum, downloadable, basic small-scale maps of world for you to use for your own purpose. EpsMaps are available in JPG, EPS, Freehand, Illustrator and PDF format; download the style and format of your choice to use in your word processing, presentation or graphics application. If you like what you see but require more detail, Eps Maps produces a range of large format, full colour Wall Maps that may be of interest. And all the images are royalty free, ideal for business or educational use. You shall use the images for financial gain. All hard copies and electronically published material produced from EpsMaps data must carry the acknowledgement: Reproduced from EpsMaps.com © Copyright 1997-2010.
Look no further! Eps Maps is now providing a selection of free, preimum, downloadable, basic small-scale maps of world for you to use for your own purpose. EpsMaps are available in JPG, EPS, Freehand, Illustrator and PDF format; download the style and format of your choice to use in your word processing, presentation or graphics application. If you like what you see but require more detail, Eps Maps produces a range of large format, full colour Wall Maps that may be of interest. And all the images are royalty free, ideal for business or educational use. You shall use the images for financial gain. All hard copies and electronically published material produced from EpsMaps data must carry the acknowledgement: Reproduced from EpsMaps.com © Copyright 1997-2010.
Description
Vector map showing the relief of Benin and its main geographical feature. Shape stretched between the Niger River to the north and the coastal plain in the south, the relief of the whole country is very broken. The north consists mainly of savannah and semi-arid highlands. The southern region consists of a low coastal plain dotted with swamps, lakes and lagoons such as Lake Nohoué or lagoon of Porto Novo in which empties Ouémé, principal river of the country (after Niger). The highest point is Mount Sagboroa to 658 meters.



