Wood Buffalo National Park Topographic Wall Map
Wood Buffalo is the largest national park in Canada, sprawling across the boreal plains of northern Alberta and the southern Northwest Territories, and its sheer size does not register until you see the whole thing rendered on one sheet.
This Wood Buffalo National Park topographic wall map from GoTrekkers began life as a folding field map and was expanded for wall display, keeping the shaded relief and terrain detail intact at a working scale.
- Drawn at 1:375,000, with shaded relief showing the low ridges, salt plains, karst country and the wetlands of the Peace-Athabasca Delta
- Published by GoTrekkers, a Canadian cartography house known for northern topographic coverage
- Available on 36lb paper, satin laminated for wet-erase markers, mounted to quarter-inch foam core for pins, with black or walnut rails or framed
A natural fit for park staff and interpretive centres, outfitters running the Slave and Peace rivers, bison and whooping crane researchers, and anyone with a Fort Smith or Fort Chipewyan connection. Finishing is done in house at Map Shop.

