Waypoint GeographicWorld Map 500-Piece Jigsaw Puzzle, Puzzles for Kids, Jigsaw Puzzles for Endless Fun, Educational Puzzles for Personalized Gifts, 24″ x 36”

This puzzle was a lot of fun to do. The continents were fairly easy to assemble. The ocean was a little more challenging, but not difficult. The puzzle was well-made and all the pieces were there. The puzzle pieces were a nice size and there were many different shapes. My only criticism is that the projection used somewhat distorted the relative sizes of the continents, but every projection has its pros and cons.

All of the pieces were in the box and snapped into place easily. I purchased this 1/2023 and now 1/2025, I’m still putting it together. I also like the size of the puzzle pieces and the print is legible. The colors are bright and easy to be seen. The cardboard is made of good quality.

Really good puzzle that was reminiscent of my childhood. I gave this to my 86 year aunt, that gave me a similar puzzle, fewer pieces of course, where I learned all the sates and their capitals.

We put this together over Thanksgiving so it was a group effort but was lots of fun! The puzzle is heavy cardboard and a couple of the pieces were a little detached from the picture on the edges but overall the puzzle was in great shape. I bought it to learn more about world geography and was a little disappointed that some of the labeling is so small it can only be read with a magnifying glass (hence the 4 stars instead of 5), but all said, we had a blast putting it together and I would order from this store again.

I just finished putting mine together and I enjoyed it. There were a few minor tears and bends but they weren't real problems. The pictures on the pieces were as good as on any other puzzle, and the pieces were thick and firm. The pieces fit together well and the shapes were each different enough for placement to be unmistakeable.It's true that the print on the box is almost unreadable in places, but I want to learn where the countries are, not just copy a picture, and the print on the pieces is plenty big enough. So you can just put the countries where you think they go, and learn a lot by what you got right and what doesn't work out. I was way off on Australia and didn't know that North and South Korea were so far north, etc. Now I'll remember for years.For my fellow bean counters who also don't like to assemble large areas of just blank ocean: there were about 41 pieces of blue with no good identifying print or other markings. Even those mostly had (unlabeled except at the edges) latitude/longitude lines to help, and many had lighter and darker areas, for ocean depth I suppose, that carried from one piece to the one next to it, which also helped.Maybe some of the earlier puzzles had quality problems that have now been worked out. The box I received looks a little different from the one in the Amazon ad on February 2021. If you want a good way to learn the countries, I think this puzzle is worth a chance.

My kids loved it! Worked together and finished it in one day!

I was so looking forward to putting this together with my children’s church class. I made the mistake of waiting past the return period before we started putting it together. Several pieces are missing. What’s a puzzle if several of the pieces are missing? So disappointed.

Found after significant research culling through map puzzles on Amazon. This is a 500-piece jigsaw puzzle that is not too hard, but not too easy - challenging enough to be fun. Good for families, children, teens, and seniors.