Banks Island Topographic Wall Map
Banks Island sits at the western edge of the Canadian Arctic Archipelago, cut off from the Northwest Territories mainland by Amundsen Gulf and from Victoria Island by Prince of Wales Strait. It is muskox country, laced with braided rivers running north toward M’Clure Strait, with Sachs Harbour the only permanent community and Aulavik National Park occupying the far north.
This Banks Island topographic wall map from GoTrekkers renders that terrain in shaded relief, so the plateaus, river valleys, and coastal lowlands read clearly from across a room. It began as a GoTrekkers folding field map and was expanded into a wall format.
- Shaded relief topographic coverage of Banks Island at 1:250,000 scale
- Published by GoTrekkers, specialists in northern Canadian mapping
- Paper, satin lamination, or mounting to quarter inch foam core
- Wood rails or framing available in black or walnut molding
- Mounted and framed versions accept map pins; laminated versions take wet erase markers
Map Shop finishes each one on demand for expedition planners, northern researchers, and Arctic travelers marking routes on an office wall.

