Washington D.C. Wood Chart

Washington, D.C. Wood Chart points of interest include: Alexandria, Arlington, Capitol Hill, Fort Washington, McLean, and Mount Vernon. These locations, steeped in American history, are carefully engraved to capture the essence of the nation's capital. The chart also intricately details the Anacostia and Potomac Rivers, which have played crucial roles in shaping the city's landscape and its development over centuries. The Potomac River, for instance, served as a vital route for trade and transportation, while the Anacostia River is rich with the stories of the Native American tribes who first inhabited the area. Together, these waterways define Washington, D.C.’s geographical identity, weaving through its historic neighborhoods and landmarks.

Washington, D.C. Nautical Wood Chart color options: A Dark Brown Frame with Greenish Blue Water for a classic, rich aesthetic that highlights the historical grandeur of the area.

Washington, D.C. 3D Nautical Wood Chart production process: Measuring 24.5" x 31", this wood chart is crafted through a meticulous process that begins with precise depth measurements derived from bathymetric charts. An artist then laser-cuts high-quality birch wood into individual pieces, layering and gluing them to reflect the intricate depths and dimensions of Washington, D.C.'s landscape. The water area is hand-stained, adding a vibrant contrast to the natural wood tones, while place names, points of interest, roads, and depths are carefully engraved into the surface. The chart is then finished with a custom-sized wood frame and protected with a durable piece of acrylic glass, ensuring it remains a cherished keepsake for years to come.