Vintage National Geographic | North America Collection | Premium Finishes

Experience the vast scale and natural richness of Canada with this beautifully detailed National Geographic wall map, published in March 1972. Second only to Russia in sheer landmass, Canada stretches across six time zones and encompasses an extraordinary range of landscapes, climates, and ecosystems. This colourful vintage edition captures that geographic breadth in the classic National Geographic style—clear, elegant, and deeply informative.

Published alongside a companion poster, “Ice Age Mammals of the Alaskan Tundra” by celebrated artist-naturalist Jay H. Matternes, this map is both a practical regional reference and a collectible piece of cartographic history.

🗺️ Features & Highlights

• Classic 1972 National Geographic cartography with rich colour, crisp typography, and a balanced, highly readable layout

• A broad and informative portrait of Canada’s immense geography, from Atlantic and Pacific coasts to prairie interiors, shield country, mountain ranges, and Arctic north

• A wonderful historical edition linked to the companion artwork “Ice Age Mammals of the Alaskan Tundra”

• Ideal for collectors, classrooms, libraries, studies, and anyone with a love of North American geography

✨ Available Finishes

🔨 Note: Hang-railed maps are professionally mounted—please allow up to 10 working days.

📐 Specifications

🎁 Perfect For

• Collectors of vintage National Geographic maps

• Canadian geography enthusiasts and North America specialists

• Classrooms, libraries, and studies needing a strong historical wall reference

• Home and office décor with a travel, wilderness, or exploration theme

• Gift-giving for travellers, historians, and map lovers

🚚 Delivery

• Paper, Laminated, Canvas (rolled): Typically ship within 1–2 business days

• Hang-Railed Maps: Made to order—please allow up to 10 working days

• Protective Packaging: Securely packed to arrive in pristine condition

Bring the grandeur of Canada to your wall with this classic 1972 National Geographic edition—a beautifully composed map of one of the world’s great northern landscapes.