Tuktut Nogait National Park
A topographic map of Tuktut Nogait National Park by GoTrekkers, drawn in shaded relief for one of Canada’s most remote Arctic parks. Map Shop offers it in a wall map edition expanded from the original folding map format.
- Publisher: GoTrekkers
- Scale: 1:250,000, providing regional coverage suited to route overview rather than trail-level detail
- Style: topographic base with shaded relief that brings out the terrain
- Format: original folding map expanded into a wall map edition
- Territory: the park sits above the Arctic Circle in the Northwest Territories, with a small section crossing into Nunavut
- Nearest community: Paulatuk, the Inuvialuit hamlet on Darnley Bay
- Park landscape: the Hornaday River canyons, La Roncière Falls, and the Melville Hills
- The name “Tuktut Nogait” means “young caribou” in Inuvialuktun; the park protects calving grounds of the Bluenose-West caribou herd
Useful for planning a Hornaday River paddling trip, studying the terrain before a fly-in Arctic hiking visit, or displaying as part of a Parks Canada map collection.

