Wall Maps

Great Lakes - Large

The Great Lakes are interconnected freshwater lakes in the upper mid-east area of the United States. Lakes Huron, Superior, Michigan, Erie, and Ontario compose the Great Lakes region that generally spans along the US-Canadian border. The 5 lakes span a...

Puget Sound

With its impressive 100 miles in length and averaging 450 feet deep, The Puget Sound is recognized as the second biggest estuary in the United States (just behind Chesapeake Bay). The Puget Sound Region includes five major US cities: Seattle, Olympia,...

Chesapeake Bay

Lying inland from the Atlantic Ocean, Chesapeake Bay is North America’s largest estuary, with the northern portion starting in the state of Maryland and the southern region reaching down past Virginia. Features of the Chesapeake Bay include more...

Mobile - White Frame

Salish Sea

The intricate network of coastal waterways that make up the Salish Sea include parts of Canada in the southwestern regions and the US state of Washington in its northwestern area. The Salish Sea is made up of three major bodies of water: the Strait of...

Great Lakes - Small

The Great Lakes are interconnected freshwater lakes in the upper mid-east area of the United States. Lakes Huron, Superior, Michigan, Erie, and Ontario compose the Great Lakes region that generally spans along the US-Canadian border. The 5 lakes span a...

Cape Cod - Large

This historic destination attracts tourists and locals alike, especially in the summer months with its charming maritime character and plethora of beaches. Cape Cod extends into the Atlantic Ocean from the mainland southeastern corner of Massachusetts...

Ireland

The country of Ireland is an island in the North Atlantic. It is the second largest of its kind in the British Isles and the third largest in Europe. Great Britain lies to the east and is separated from Ireland by the North Channel, the Irish Sea, and St...

Indian River - White Frame

Anna Maria Island

Solid wood framed, 3D bathymetric (underwater topographic map) chart carved in Baltic Birch wood. Intricate detail is carved in relief and laser etched creating a unique print & accurate work of art. The finishing techniques bring out the natural...

Tampa Bay

The natural harbor and estuary of Tampa Bay follows the central coast of Florida and is connected to the Gulf of Mexico. Other bodies of water that make up the Tampa Bay area include Hillsboro Bay, McKay Bay, Old Tampa Bay, Middle and Lower Tampa Bay...

LA to San Diego

Affectionately nicknamed the City of Angels, Los Angeles (or L.A.) is known as the cultural, financial, and commercial hub of Southern California and is the second most densely populated city in the United States after New York City. Surrounded on three...

Bar Harbor / Mt. Desert Island

Another one of our country’s colonies populated in the summer months by the super-affluent elite, Bar Harbor is in the Down East region of Maine. It is home to the Cadillac Mountain and the largest parts of Acadia National Park, reaching out for...

Lido Key & Siesta Key

Just off the coast of Sarasota, Florida is the beautiful barrier island of Lido Key which lies just north of Longboat Key, with St. Armands Key and Bird Key to the east, and Siesta Key in the southern region. This bright white sandy island features...

Longboat Key

Longboat Key is an offshore barrier island running roughly north to south and enclosing the western boundary of Sarasota Bay in Southwest Florida. The island’s eastern shoreline has dense mangroves except where canals have been dredged and marinas...

Lake Superior

The largest of the North American Great Lakes is Lake Superior. It is surrounded by the US states of Minnesota, Wisconsin, and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan and is shared with the Canadian province of Ontario. Superior drains into the St. Mary’s...

California Coast

Stretching from Crescent City to San Diego, the California coastline stretches for 1264 miles. The coast can be traveled mostly via the coastal highway and your trip will be littered with things to do and beautiful sights such as ports, lighthouses,...

Western Europe

Western Europe is the blanket name given to the countries that comprise the western portion of Europe. People often use the phrase Western Europe, but there is actually no definitive consensus on what countries actually comprise it. Generally speaking...

Whidbey & Camano Islands

Say farewell to worry and stress when you head to the Whidbey and Camano Islands. Located slightly north of Seattle, these two rural islands can be found in the middle of the north end of Puget Sound. The months of March and April offer a scenic surprise...

Portland ME

Portland is the most populous city in Maine. The Old Port waterfront features working fishing wharves and converted warehouses with restaurants and shops. The marine industry still plays an important role in the city's economy, with an active...

Cape Cod - Small

Cape Cod is found on the southeastern corner of the Massachusetts mainland. It extends into the Atlantic Ocean and is a popular tourist destination in the summer months due to its historic charm, maritime character, and the abundance of beautiful beaches...

Oregon Coast

The Oregon Coast runs from the north to south along the Pacific Ocean in the Oregon state region of the United States. The coastline stretches out around 363 miles from the northern area of the Columbia River and reaches as far south as the California...

Gulf of Mexico

Largely surrounded by the North American continent, the Gulf of Mexico is a marginal sea and an ocean basin shared with the Gulf Coast of the United States, Mexico, and Cuba. The US states along the coastline include Alabama, Florida, Louisiana,...

San Francisco / Bay Area - Large

The well-known West Coast city of San Francisco and the surrounding Bay Area (which includes Berkeley, Oakland, Vallejo, and San Rafael, Alameda, and Palo Alto) is a hilly metropolis city in Northern California. Best known for its iconic Golden Gate...