Nunavut & NW Territories Travel Map

Nunavut, Canada's newest territory, is celebrating its 25th anniversary and encompasses an area larger than all of Europe. Despite its size, it is home to only about 30,000 people, with its capital, Iqaluit, located at the head of Frobisher Bay on Baffin Island. The map includes an inset of Iqaluit, highlighting its unique layout and key points of interest.

On the reverse side of this Nunavut Travel Map, the Northwest Territories cover a vast area from the 60th parallel to the Arctic Ocean. The capital, Yellowknife, is accessible via a paved highway from Alberta, with an inset map detailing its city streets and attractions. One of the region's most exciting developments is the new gravel road from Inuvik to Tuktoyaktuk, a small town on the Arctic Ocean, accessible only through the Yukon and the Dempster Highway. This road opens up new opportunities for adventure and exploration in the far north.

This map also features the route of the Northwest Passage, a historic and increasingly navigable channel due to climate change. Points of interest, including roads classification, rivers, lakes, national parks, airports, and highways, are clearly marked, making it an essential tool for travelers and adventurers. Sized at 27" x 39", this map is perfect for planning your next off-the-beaten-path adventure in the stunning landscapes of Nunavut and the Northwest Territories.