Nunavut Wall Map
Nunavut covers roughly a fifth of Canada and almost none of it fits neatly on a national map. This Nunavut wall map from MapSherpa gives the territory its own sheet at 1:3,200,000, so the Arctic Archipelago reads as the complicated place it actually is: Baffin, Ellesmere, and Victoria Islands, the channels of the Northwest Passage, Foxe Basin, and the western shore of Hudson Bay.
- Shows both physical and political features for Nunavut plus surrounding areas of the Northwest Territories, Quebec, and Greenland
- Relief shading combined with elevation tinting, so land colour changes with height above sea level
- Drawn at 1:3,200,000 scale across the Kivalliq, Kitikmeot, and Qikiqtaaluk regions, including Iqaluit, Rankin Inlet, and Cambridge Bay
Map Shop prints it on premium 36lb paper, with satin lamination, foam core mounting, and black or walnut rail and frame options. A working reference for northern logistics coordinators, mining and exploration offices, government affairs staff, and geography classrooms.

