Double-sided map of Nunavut, part of a series of maps of Canadian provinces from the Vancouver-based ITMB, with topography presented by altitude colouring rather than by relief shading. The map divides the province north/south with Baffin Island shown as inset. Coverage extends north to include all of Ellesmere Island in the Queen Elizabeth Islands archipelago. In the absence of roads & with few settlements, topography is the main feature of the map. Altitude colouring & spot heights are in feet, with additional graphics for glaciers, swamps, salt flats, tundra, etc. Many rivers & numerous lakes are named, with only a small selection of them included in the map index. Protected areas are highlighted. Settlements & their airports are marked & the map also highlights the course of the Northwest Passage. Latitude & longitude lines are drawn at intervals of 2º. In addition to the large inset covering Baffin Isl&, three small insets cover smaller groups of islands: Akimiski & Charlton, Mansel & Ottawa, plus Charles & Akpatok. The map also
Includes:: brief notes on the province, e.g. total number of communities 28, of which Iqaluit is the largest, etc.