Northwest Territories Wall Map by MapSherpa

Northwest Territories Wall Map

The Northwest Territories covers more than a million square kilometres and almost none of it is simple ground. This map from MapSherpa handles that with relief shading and elevation colouring, so the Mackenzie Mountains along the Yukon border read differently than the flat Slave lowlands, and the Mackenzie River can be followed from Great Slave Lake north to the Beaufort Sea.

Drawn at 1:3,000,000, it carries both physical and political detail plus the surrounding territory and provinces, which matters when your work crosses into Nunavut, Yukon, or northern Alberta.

• Relief shading paired with hypsometric colouring by height above sea level
• Physical and political features for the NWT and adjacent regions
• Scale of 1:3,000,000, published by MapSherpa

Mining and exploration offices use it to place claims and camps in context. Resource logistics coordinators and northern air and barge operators hang it in dispatch rooms to plan seasonal supply runs. Territorial government staff, geography teachers, and Yellowknife business lobbies use it as a reference wall piece. Map Shop finishes it laminated, mounted to foam core, railed, or framed.