Which retail brand's logo actually contains a hidden map element that relates to its geographic origins?

Many global brands subtly incorporate geographical elements into their logos or marketing strategies to reflect their heritage or global reach. These geographic connections can be explicit or cleverly disguised within their visual identity. Test your knowledge about how major brands connect with geography through their visual representation and marketing approaches. Can you identify the accurate geographic connection in this challenging brand trivia?

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Patagonia - Their mountain silhouette logo is based on the actual outline of Monte Fitz Roy in the Andes
Amazon - The smile/arrow in their logo traces the Amazon River's path from source to mouth
Starbucks - The siren's crown contains the topographical outline of Seattle's coastline
Target - Their bullseye represents a bird's-eye view of their first store location in Minneapolis