Published to recognize Canada's new political boundaries with the creation of Nunavut. In addition, the map also shows the location and name of each of the National Parks, and gives details on the twelve World Heritage Sites found in Canada. It shows an extensive set of populated places, each being shown with its name and status as of 1998, and with population updated to the 1996 Census. The same applies to the many places in the inset maps used for the four largest metropolitan areas. Finally, the map shows Canada's limits - both the international boundaries as well as the boundary delineating Canada's 200 mile fishing limit (also known as the Exclusive Economic Zone).
Published 2004.
36" x 42.8" or 91.5 cm x 108.7 cm
1:6,000,000
MCR0102
$10.75

The largest and most current of the Atlas of Canada wallmaps, this colourful new edition features several significant information updates. Approximately 150 place names have been added or renamed, particularly in northern and rural regions. Populations have been updated to reflect the 2006 Census. All national parks are shown. All provincial, territorial and international boundaries are depicted. Relief shading highlights the physiography of the country and the map's projection provides a three-dimensional view of Canada. The map is printed on high-quality paper stock with a satin coating.
Published 2009.
46" x 62 ¾" or 119 cm by 159 cm
1:4,000,000
MCR0105
$10.75

This map shows Canada's relief in a Vertical Near-Side Perspective Projection at a scale of 1:6 000 000. This map projection provides an interesting three-dimensional view of Canada and the globe as if seen vertically from space. Canada's spatial relationship with other nations in the Northern Hemisphere may also be observed. Also included, are three inset maps (Physiographic Regions, Drainage Basins, and Vegetation Cover) at a scale of 1:30 000 000, providing additional information on Canadian land cover. Other features depicted on the map are Canada's 38 existing National Parks, and for reference purposes a selection of populated places and major Canadian transportation routes are shown. Major physical features including mountain ranges, peaks, and spot elevations are identified.
Published 1998.
36" x 42.8" or 91.5 cm x 108.7 cm
1:6,000,000
MCR0101
$10.75

The North Circumpolar Region map provides a comprehensive view of the area of Canada and the World situated between 55¼N latitude and the North Pole. Includes:

• all federal, provincial and territorial boundaries for Canada including the Nunavut boundary as well as the international boundaries of neighbouring countries
• major road and rail transportation networks
• hydrography and ice cover
• a selection of populated places along with administrative, provincial and national capitals
• offshore features such as ocean bathymetry, the international date line, and Canada's exclusive fishing zone

Published 2008
36" x 31.5" or 91.5 cm X 80 cm
1:10,000,000
MCR0001
$10.75

Folded map, illustrating provincial boundaries, cities, towns, lakes etc. Includes territorial boundaries for Nunavut.

Published 2000
34.5" x 41.5" (when unfolded)
1:6,000,000
M40-61-1999
$5.95