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Map of Vancouver Island

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This map of Vancouver Island is a classic. Whether you're cruising the Gulf Islands, chasing swell on the west coast, timing the currents to paddle through the Broughtons, or rounding Cape Scott for a downwind run south, Vancouver Island is a waterperson's paradise.

The map includes features that matter to a waterperson like the key lightstations and those places where character is built like Nahwitti Bar and Seymour Narrows. 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 to know where you might get into trouble from border security.  

Disclaimer: This map is for dreaming and story-telling and is not intended for navigation.

Story Notes: Born and raised on Vancouver Island, this map is where it all began for me. From my early years hiking the coastal trails; to my 20s working as a kayak guide; then working for an environmental consulting company after I got my degree; and eventually becoming captain of my own sailboat. This island made me who I am today, and making landfall on it will always feel like coming home.

Materials

Heavier-weight, premium-quality, semi-glossy paper.

The finish also adds a layer of protection, preventing the poster from fading over time due to exposure to light or moisture.

The print quality makes the maps pop with enhanced colors and a subtle shine.

Paper weight:200 gsm/80lb

FSC-certified paper

Dimensions

Maps are designed with metric dimensions: 50cm x 70cm

Equivalent to: 20"x28″

Note: Paper sizes may vary slightly by region. For the US and Canada, the measurement is in inches, while for the rest of the world, it is in centimeters.

Packaging

Each poster is shipped in robust packaging, ensuring it arrives safe and secure.

Data Source

Proudly made using QGIS: The stack includes SRTM hillshade and GEBCO bathymetry for a three-dimensional look, with a little satellite imagery hidden underneath to add depth to the colour ramp. Freshwater features are from the BC Freshwater Atlas.