as prior stated there were various prop maps for particular scenes. The metal lazy susan, made from brass rings with channles milled in at the bottom for ball bearings, is the only one that physically turned. if its turning in the film, thats the only one. When it was folded, that was an off the shelf set of bamboo blinds from Target. No joke, simple and effective. The folding prop maps were never intended to be seen in detail, folding was the only function. There were a couple made with the solid map Super 77'ed to bamboo blinds as a whole with no cuts for the slats. Others were made with cuts to the map at the slats for practical prop use which would be what has more screen time in the film as its a rolled up version.
The map as you would imagine it in the film, spinning, folding, being laid out to read as a map, never existed and never has as a single item. It took variants to make it appear as one in the films. Once you cut the map to work within the bamboo slats, you lose a lot of map. The spinning map was a one off, tightly machined in brass then the map itself cut by hand with a sharp surgical blade to have as little room between gaps as possible.
For a seemingly basic item, its a wormhole.
