Newfoundland and Labrador Wall Map
Two very different landscapes share one province, and this map makes that clear at a glance: the island of Newfoundland with its deeply cut bays and peninsulas, and the vast mainland bulk of Labrador reaching north toward the Torngat Mountains. This map carries both, along with surrounding areas across the Labrador Sea and the Gulf of St. Lawrence.
Elevation tinting and relief shading separate the coastal lowlands from the high spine of the Long Range Mountains without cluttering the sheet.
- Physical and political features for the full province, island and mainland, plus adjacent regions
- Colors graded by height above sea level, combined with relief shading
- Drawn at 1:2,500,000 scale
- Finishing choices from Map Shop: premium paper, satin-gloss lamination front and back, mounting to quarter-inch foam core, black or walnut wood rails, or full framing
A solid reference for regional planners, resource and utility offices, marine operators working the Atlantic coast, and geography classrooms.

