Which retail company's logo accurately incorporates real geographical features into its brand identity?

The world of geographic products has given rise to some of the most recognizable branding in retail. From maps and atlases to globes and travel guides, companies have created distinctive visual identities that define how we visualize our world. This trivia question challenges you to identify which famous logo has correctly incorporated geographic elements into its brand identity, showcasing how cartographic design influences corporate visual language.

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National Geographic's yellow rectangular frame represents the exact proportions of a standard USGS topographic map
The North Face logo depicts Half Dome mountain in Yosemite National Park
Rand McNally's compass rose logo points to true geographic north, not magnetic north
Patagonia's logo silhouette matches the actual mountain range profile as seen from Punta Arenas, Chile