Kejimkujik National Park Topographic Map
Nova Scotia is known for its coastline, but Kejimkujik sits inland, a low, lake-stitched country in the province’s southwest where the Mersey River threads through Kejimkujik Lake and the surrounding backcountry. This Kejimkujik National Park topographic map from GoTrekkers renders that terrain in shaded relief, so the subtle rises and drumlin-shaped ground read clearly instead of flattening out.
- Drawn at 1:40,000, close enough to separate individual lakes, streams and shoreline detail
- Topographic shaded relief cartography by GoTrekkers
- Originally published as a folding map, reformatted by Map Shop into a wall-size print
- Laminated finishes take wet-erase markers, foam core mounting holds map pins, and rails come in black or walnut molding
Paddlers use it to plan multi-day canoe routes across the lake system before a trip. Outfitters and seasonal camp operators hang it behind the counter for route talks with guests. It also lands well with Nova Scotia expats and gift buyers who want a hometown park on a home office or cottage wall.

