Information was sourced various websites (wowhead, wowwiki, etc.) Some level ranges vary depending of the source. It's much easier adding content to the map than removing it. but I have tried to find and correct them all. There may still be some small errors present and discrepancies on locations/names of towns, flight hubs, etc. Here it is, an improved and enhanced version the Brady Games WoW Azeroth map.

Some heroes did the initial leg work of digitizing and scanning it, so I'm standing on their shoulders. I did however stumbled upon the Brady Games WoW Azeroth map (originally released during the Vanilla days). I sought to find a map that did it all and looked decent, but came up short.

I know there have been many maps posted in the past on Reddit. One Map to rule them all! I give you the The WoW Classic One Map. Low Quality jpg 15mb (same as above but corrected) *UPDATED*ĮDIT 3: Here is the Info from the original post, since that one is pretty much dead. High Quality tif 470mb *UPDATED* *MIRROR FILE BELOW* Med Quality jpg 47mb *UPDATED* *MIRROR FILE BELOW* Low Quality jpg 15mb (same as above but corrected) *UPDATED* *MIRROR FILE BELOW*.Note: this image has been downsized to be used here, we highly recommend opening the full resolution links below to see the detailed work. The user enhanced a map that was available online adding descriptions and details to the map. Reddit user Rhianolord has posted a gigantic map of Azeroth in the ClassicWoW subreddit, with as many in-game details as possible, including sub-regions, level ranges, fly paths, boat routes, and much more.

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