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Map of British Columbia
Map of British Columbia
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30"x20" map printed on premium satin photo paper
British Columbia has over 16,000 nautical miles of coastline and I guarantee that there is something for every waterperson. Love that urban vibe? Check out the 'bright lights, big city anchorages' around Vancouver and Victoria. Want to paddle? Your options are endless, catch a ferry up the coast and start from the ferry terminal. Like surfing? Good hunting, you won't hear a peep about spots from me. Do you thrive on farm markets? Great, nearly every town has one. Do you love floppy hats and good beats? Music festivals can be found up and down the coast. Wildlife? Everywhere. Beautiful landscapes? Everywhere. Adventure and/or chillin? Everywhere.
The map includes features that matter to a waterperson like the key lightstations and those places where character is built like Seymour and Cape Caution. The towns on the map are the ones that are a good stop for provisions. The compass rose is based off a marine chart. The scale is in nautical miles. You can see the Canada-US border.
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Map Purpose
Map Purpose
This map is for dreaming and story-telling and is not intended for navigation.
Materials
Materials
TL;DR: 20" x 30" nice, thick, satin (semi-gloss) photo paper.
30" x 20" x (77 x 51) premium poster. Printed with giclée techniques using fade resistant, archival inks on 240gsm, satin photo paper with a resin coating. The result is a crisp white base with vibrant colours.
Print Colour
Print Colour
Each digital screen displays colour differently so please be aware that the actual item may appear to be slightly different in color than what you see on your computer or phone screen.
Packaging
Packaging
Each print is rolled with tissue paper to protect the print in transit. It is shipped in a stout carboard tube, ensuring it arrives safe and secure.
Data Sources
Data Sources
Proudly made using QGIS (open-source GIS software). The stack includes SRTM hillshade and GEBCO bathymetry for a three-dimensional look. A layer of Landsat imagery to add texture to the colour ramp. Freshwater features are from the BC Freshwater Atlas.
