Pathfinder Maps - Wall Maps

Pathfinder Maps: Wall Maps

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Ottawa-Gatineau LAMINATED 2010 36" x 98"

$129.99

World

The World (4 colours)

This is the latest version of a regularly-updated map of the National Atlas of Canada Base Map Series. Each version shows the World at an equatorial scale of 1: 35 000 000. The map is a general reference sheet focussing on showing the name and status of all sovereign countries and dependencies, and showing major cities. The 2005 version has two new additions: one is showing shaded relief for land areas, the other is showing bathymetric contours and colours for all marine areas.

Reference number: MCR0046
Size: 32.5 inches by 81.5 inches or 82.5 centimetres by 123.2 centimetres
Scale: 1:35 000 000
Published: 2005
Price: $14.95

The North Circumpolar Region

This bilingual map is part of the Atlas of Canada Reference Map Series. This map has detailed coverage of all parts of the world north of approximately 55 degrees North (and south of this latitude for the Bering Sea and Sea of Okhotsk areas). The map uses the Azimuthal equidistant projection. The map shows national and provincial-level boundaries for Canada, Greenland and Russia, and gives names for the province-level units. Included with the boundaries is Canada's 200 mile limit. The set of places denotes national and province-level capitals. Other places are not differentiated in any way (such as by size). Road and rail lines are shown for all thematic areas. The map has bathymetric tints for all marine areas. An interesting feature is showing three levels of ice extent: the minimum, median and maximum ice-edges. Data are as of 2004.

Reference number: MCR0001
Size: 36 inches by 31.5 inches or 91.5 centimetres by 80 centimetres
Scale: 1:10 000 000
Published: 2004
Price: $14.95

North America

North America(flat)

This is the latest version of a regularly-updated map of the National Atlas of Canada Base Map Series. Each version shows North America at a scale of 1: 10 000 000. The map is a general reference map giving detailed coverage of populated places, transportation routes and the drainage network. Land areas are coloured to represent individual countries and dependencies, whereas offshore areas are coloured to show bathymetry. The map sheet has two inset maps: one is an inset for Hawaii, also at 1: 10 000 000; the second is a 1: 53 000 000 inset of North America showing relief, and noting significant mountain elevations. There is also a table of road mileages between major cities.

Reference number: MCR0031
Size: 34 inches by 39 inches or 86.4 centimetres by 99 centimetres
Scale: 1:10 000 000
Published: 2005
Price: $14.95

Canada

Canada (bilingual political map, including the new
Nunavut territory)

The bilingual map is a sheet of the Atlas of Canada Reference Map Series. It uses the Vertical Near-Side Perpective Projection. This map is an update of the 2000 Edition of MCR 100. The main change inlcuded in the 2004 map is the change of Newfoundland's name to Newfoundland and Labrador (which occurred in 2001). This map shows provincial and territorial boundaries. Also shown is Canada's 200 mile offshore limit. Populated places are classified in six size categories. Roads are grouped into three categories (expressways, major roads and other roads). Railways and ferry routes are also shown. The map shows all of Canada's national parks, and all of Canada's World Heritage sites. Bathyemtric contours are used for all saltwater areas. Because this map does not have urban insets, a much larger coverage area is given for the United States. Data is mainly as of 2000-2004, with the 2001 Census being used as the data source for populated places.

Reference number: MCR0102
Size: 36 inches by 42.8 inches or 91.5 centimetres by 108.7 centimetres
Scale: 1:6 000 000
Published: 2004
Price: $14.95

Relief Map of Canada

This map is a sheet of the National Atlas of Canada Reference Map Series. It uses the Vertical Near-Side Perpective Projection.. The map's main feature is showing Canada with very-detailed digital shaded relief. Ocean contours are shown using bathymetric tints. Major physical features including mountain ranges, peaks, and spot elevations are identified.The map also shows the extent and name for all of Canada's national parks. An extensive set of populated places is shown, using six population size classes. Transportation data is extensive, but relatively muted: for example, roads are only in two classes. All official Canadian, provincial, and surrounding international boundaries are shown, including the proposed boundary for the new territory of Nunavut (which came into existence in 1999), The offshore boundary delineating Canada's exclusive 200-mile fishing and economic zone is also shown. There are three small maps of Canada shown on this map sheet, all at scale 1: 35 000 000. One shows the major physiographic regions; the second shows major drainage basins, and the third map shows classes of vegetation cover. There is very limited data shown for foreign areas, but shaded relief is shown for all of these areas. All data on the map is current to the mid to late 1990's.