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Base maps are available in paper and raster formats.
To order, please note the name and product number. Choose the format by clicking on one of the buttons that appear under the product. For the paper products, a list of distributors will come up so you can choose the distributor of your choice.
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Table of Contents
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World
The World shows international boundaries on February 1, 1993 and gives status (sovereign state or dependency) for all countries. The map also has a guide to aid users in finding new names for places, countries and features, since wherever possible, names on the map are the locally-used forms. All populated places are classified by population size. Other features include a table giving air distances between major cities, and a table listing two-letter abbreviations for selected countries. Update of the 1974 edition.
The North Circumpolar Region map provides a comprehensive view of the area of Canada and the World situated between 55ºN latitude and the North Pole. Special features include:
North America
North America provides a comprehensive view of North America to 1995. Its special features include all federal, provincial and state boundaries for Canada, the United States and Mexico ; major road and rail transportation networks; and offshore features such as ocean bathymetry and Canada's exclusive fishing zone. There is also a distance chart for major cities also giving their population and time zones, an inset map showing physiography and on the folded version of the maps, a gazetteer listing all 2400 populated places shown on the map. This map is offered in two versions: a flat copy on semi-gloss paper and a folded copy on heavy map paper. The map is an update of the 1971 edition . To order quote MCR 0031 (also available in French as MCR 0031F). The North America map is also available in digital form suitable for Geographic Information System (GIS) applications, electronic publishing and customized digital products. Information on this digital data.
Canada
The map of Canada portrays our landmass using a vertical near-side perspective projection on glossy paper. One centimetre on the map represents 60 kilometres on the ground. The map of Canada provides a comprehensive view of the country to 1997. Names that appear on the map are the locally-used forms. The map's special features include:
The RegionsThe Regional Base map series includes: all federal, provincial and territorial boundaries as well as the international boundaries, major road and rail transportation networks, hydrography and ice cover, a selection of populated places along with administrative, provincial and national capitals.
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