The map was printed in reduced and simplified form in several of the editions and translations of the Historia of Olaus Magnus, but these were small imitations of the original wall map.

Antonio Lafreri published another much smaller version in Rome in 1572. This map was made with four engraved copperplates. It is also rare, with probably less than twenty copies surviving. A close look at some features of the 1572 map reveals the different "look" of the copperplate engraving and also shows that Lafreri copied the map fairly closely. What is missing? Many of the images described in the Virtual Tour. The original map and accompanying keys to it must have been extremely rare when Lafreri was making his copy of the map. He does not mention either the original map or the key.