Canada - Published 1985 by National Geographic
The Great White North | Classic National Geographic | Premium Finishes
Celebrate the immense scale and diversity of Canada with this exceptional National Geographic wall map, published in November 1985 as a companion to the feature article “Kluane: Canada’s Icy Wilderness.” From the rugged Pacific coast and Rocky Mountains to the Great Lakes, boreal forests, prairie heartlands, and Arctic north, this map presents the full sweep of Canada in the elegant, information-rich style that made National Geographic maps so admired.
Beautifully composed and highly readable, it offers a compelling portrait of one of the world’s great landscapes—perfect for collectors, classrooms, offices, and anyone drawn to the geography of North America.
🗺️ Features & Highlights
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Classic National Geographic cartography with clear typography, balanced colour, and strong visual hierarchy
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A sweeping view of Canada’s diverse geography, from mountains and plains to lakes, forests, and Arctic regions
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A fine historical edition published in 1985, linked to the article “Kluane: Canada’s Icy Wilderness”
-
An ideal blend of reference value, decorative appeal, and collectible vintage character
✨ Available Finishes
| Format | Description |
|---|---|
| 📜 Paper (160 gsm) | Heavyweight matte-coated paper—perfect for framing under glass. |
| 🧼 Laminated (Encapsulated) | Fully sealed in 80-micron gloss laminate for a durable, wipe-clean surface. |
| 🪵 Laminated with Wooden Hang Rails | Laminated map mounted with lacquered natural timber rails (top & bottom) and a hanging cord—ready to display. |
| 🖼️ Canvas (395 gsm) | HP Professional Matte Canvas with archival pigment inks—rich texture, fade-resistant, gallery quality. |
| 🪵 Canvas with Wooden Hang Rails | Canvas mounted with timber rails and hanging cord—timeless, ready-to-display finish. |
🔨 Note: Hang-railed maps are professionally mounted—please allow up to 10 working days.
📐 Specifications
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Title | Canada Wall Map |
| Publisher | National Geographic |
| Published | 1985 |
| Page Size | 861 mm (W) × 574 mm (H) |
| Tags | North America |
| Map Type | Regional / National Reference |
| Materials | Paper, Laminated, Canvas, with or without Timber Rails |
| Printing | Pigment-based, fade-resistant inks |
| Made In | Australia |
🎁 Perfect For
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Collectors of vintage National Geographic maps
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Canadian geography enthusiasts and North America specialists
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Classrooms, libraries, and studies needing a strong wall reference
-
Home and office décor with a travel, wilderness, or exploration theme
-
Gift-giving for travellers, historians, and map lovers
🚚 Delivery
-
Paper, Laminated, Canvas (rolled): Typically ship within 1–2 business days
-
Hang-Railed Maps: Made to order—please allow up to 10 working days
-
Protective Packaging: Securely packed to arrive in pristine condition
Bring the grandeur of Canada to your wall with this classic 1985 National Geographic edition—a beautifully balanced map of mountains, forests, lakes, and northern wilderness.
Original: $79.95
-70%$79.95
$23.98
Description
The Great White North | Classic National Geographic | Premium Finishes
Celebrate the immense scale and diversity of Canada with this exceptional National Geographic wall map, published in November 1985 as a companion to the feature article “Kluane: Canada’s Icy Wilderness.” From the rugged Pacific coast and Rocky Mountains to the Great Lakes, boreal forests, prairie heartlands, and Arctic north, this map presents the full sweep of Canada in the elegant, information-rich style that made National Geographic maps so admired.
Beautifully composed and highly readable, it offers a compelling portrait of one of the world’s great landscapes—perfect for collectors, classrooms, offices, and anyone drawn to the geography of North America.
🗺️ Features & Highlights
-
Classic National Geographic cartography with clear typography, balanced colour, and strong visual hierarchy
-
A sweeping view of Canada’s diverse geography, from mountains and plains to lakes, forests, and Arctic regions
-
A fine historical edition published in 1985, linked to the article “Kluane: Canada’s Icy Wilderness”
-
An ideal blend of reference value, decorative appeal, and collectible vintage character
✨ Available Finishes
| Format | Description |
|---|---|
| 📜 Paper (160 gsm) | Heavyweight matte-coated paper—perfect for framing under glass. |
| 🧼 Laminated (Encapsulated) | Fully sealed in 80-micron gloss laminate for a durable, wipe-clean surface. |
| 🪵 Laminated with Wooden Hang Rails | Laminated map mounted with lacquered natural timber rails (top & bottom) and a hanging cord—ready to display. |
| 🖼️ Canvas (395 gsm) | HP Professional Matte Canvas with archival pigment inks—rich texture, fade-resistant, gallery quality. |
| 🪵 Canvas with Wooden Hang Rails | Canvas mounted with timber rails and hanging cord—timeless, ready-to-display finish. |
🔨 Note: Hang-railed maps are professionally mounted—please allow up to 10 working days.
📐 Specifications
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Title | Canada Wall Map |
| Publisher | National Geographic |
| Published | 1985 |
| Page Size | 861 mm (W) × 574 mm (H) |
| Tags | North America |
| Map Type | Regional / National Reference |
| Materials | Paper, Laminated, Canvas, with or without Timber Rails |
| Printing | Pigment-based, fade-resistant inks |
| Made In | Australia |
🎁 Perfect For
-
Collectors of vintage National Geographic maps
-
Canadian geography enthusiasts and North America specialists
-
Classrooms, libraries, and studies needing a strong wall reference
-
Home and office décor with a travel, wilderness, or exploration theme
-
Gift-giving for travellers, historians, and map lovers
🚚 Delivery
-
Paper, Laminated, Canvas (rolled): Typically ship within 1–2 business days
-
Hang-Railed Maps: Made to order—please allow up to 10 working days
-
Protective Packaging: Securely packed to arrive in pristine condition
Bring the grandeur of Canada to your wall with this classic 1985 National Geographic edition—a beautifully balanced map of mountains, forests, lakes, and northern wilderness.
