Aulavik National Park Topographic Map
Aulavik sits at the far northern end of Banks Island, one of the least visited national parks in Canada and one of the hardest to picture without good cartography. This map from GoTrekkers renders that country in shaded relief: the Thomsen River corridor cutting north toward M’Clure Strait, the badlands and rolling polar desert uplands, the low tundra plain that holds the world’s densest muskox population.
GoTrekkers built it as a folding field map, and Map Shop prints it as a wall map so the whole park reads at once.
- Scale of 1:250,000 across the park and surrounding Banks Island terrain
- Shaded relief layered over topographic detail for a clear sense of elevation and drainage
- Published by GoTrekkers, an Arctic and Western Canada specialist
- Finishing options include premium paper, satin lamination, mounting to quarter-inch foam core, black or walnut rails, and framing
A natural fit for paddlers planning a Thomsen River trip, northern guiding outfitters, Arctic researchers, and Parks Canada offices.

