Greenland and the North Pole Travel Map. 1:3,000,000 & 1:9,000,000. ITMB, 2nd ed., 2010. The graphics of this edition are greatly improved, with fjords and 'green' areas more correctly shown, contours more visible, and place names properly aligned. The reverse side has a new map of the North Pole, thanks to a marvelous effort by the National Atlas people at Natural Resources Canada, who compiled and prepared the North Pole map as their contribution to the International Scientific Year of the Polar Ice 2009. The map shows boundary, national park boundary, capitals, villages, world heritage site, airport, heliport, ferry and other information.
64-6790
1 sheet, folded
$12.95
North Pole Aeronautical Chart ONC A-0 1:1,000,000. NGA (ONC-A0). This aeronautical chart, overprinted on a generalized topographic map base offers the most detail of the North Pole region.
67-1056-A00
1 sheet, folded
$24.99
North Circumpolar Region 1:9,000,000. National Resources Canada. This recently revised (2008) bilingual map is part of the Atlas of Canada Reference Map Series. It has detailed coverage of all parts of the world north of approximately 50 degrees latitude except for the Russian Federation side of the map which shows areas north of 60 degrees latitude. The map uses the Azimuthal Equidistant projection. All national boundaries are shown along with Canadian provincial and territorial boundaries and Canada's 200 nautical mile offshore Exclusive Economic Zone. National capital cities are displayed along with other cities, towns, villages and hamlets; all have been updated to 2008. Some seasonally populated places are also shown. A number of significant northern features can be found such as the minimum permanent polar sea ice extent for 1972 to 2007, tree line, undersea relief and undersea feature names, land relief, historical surveyed locations of the Magnetic North Pole from 1831 to 2007 and updated glaciers, ice fields and coastal ice shelves. The undersea relief is the most up-to-date from the 2008 International Bathymetric Chart of the Arctic Ocean on top of which bathymetric tints are shown. Size is 36 x 42 inches.
Image of the entire Arctic Circumpolar map
66-19904
2008 edition.
$13.99
North Circumpolar Region 1:10,000,000. These two maps are older editions, at discounted prices, of the map listed above. The scale is slightly smaller, but otherwise it is the same. Covers from 55°N to the North Pole, which is situated in the middle of the map. The map is a political map with shaded relief, measuring 32 x 36".
66-19902
2004 edition. Discounted.
$6.99
66-19770
1997 edition. Discounted.
$6.99
The Arctic and Antarctica Map. 1:10,000,000. British Antarctic Survey #Sheet 1, 2007. This map, prepared for the Internatinoal Polar Year 2007-2008, is a good summary map of both poles. Side one is a topographic map of the Arctic; including bathymetry, elevation, major rivers, lakes and ice. It shows major towns, transport networks, airports and national boundaries. Coverage limits are 90°N - 60°N.
Side two is a topographic map of Antarctica; including bathymetry, elevation, ice/rock limits, ice shelves and scientific research stations. Coverage limits are 90°S - 60°S.
Arctic map sample Image of both sides of the Arctic/Antarctica map
66-19496
1 sheet, folded
$19.99
Arctic Region Maps. 1:1,750,000. GoTrekkers. This is the only map series to cover Canada's Arctic Region. Includes place names, latitude/longitude grid, contours lines and more. The three folded maps can be spliced together to give an excellent wall map of the Canadian Arctic.
64-2874-AR1
Arctic Region, map 1 - North. Covers from 74° north.
$29.95
64-2874-AR2
Arctic Region, map 2 - West. Covers the western Arctic from 67° to 74° north.
$29.95
64-2874-AR3
Arctic Region, map 3 - East. Covers the eastern Arctic from 67° to 74° north.
$29.95
Circumpolar Geologic Map of the Arctic. 1:6,000,000. Geological Survey of Canada (#1765A). 1989. Trilingual English/French/Russian. An excellent geological map of the arctic region; recommended.
66-1976
1 sheet rolled
$34.95
Residual Magnetic Anomaly Chart of the Arctic Ocean Region. 1:6,000,000. 1985. Geological Society of America (MC-53). The map is done on a polar stereographic projection with notes and legend in the margin. Data are more plentiful for the non-Soviet portion of the ocean.
North Circumpolar Region 1:9,000,000. National Resources Canada. This recently revised (2008) bilingual map is part of the Atlas of Canada Reference Map Series. It has detailed coverage of all parts of the world north of approximately 50 degrees latitude except for the Russian Federation side of the map which shows areas north of 60 degrees latitude. The map uses the Azimuthal Equidistant projection. All national boundaries are shown along with Canadian provincial and territorial boundaries and Canada's 200 nautical mile offshore Exclusive Economic Zone. National capital cities are displayed along with other cities, towns, villages and hamlets; all have been updated to 2008. Some seasonally populated places are also shown. A number of significant northern features can be found such as the minimum permanent polar sea ice extent for 1972 to 2007, tree line, undersea relief and undersea feature names, land relief, historical surveyed locations of the Magnetic North Pole from 1831 to 2007 and updated glaciers, ice fields and coastal ice shelves. The undersea relief is the most up-to-date from the 2008 International Bathymetric Chart of the Arctic Ocean on top of which bathymetric tints are shown. Size is 36 x 42 inches.
Image of the entire Arctic Circumpolar map
Arctic map sample
Image of both sides of the Arctic/Antarctica map