National Geographic Canada, Alaska and Greenland - Published 1947

This unique map of Canada, Alaska and Greenland shows North America's northernmost reaches. Published in June 1947, this map provides a snapshot of Canada two years before the Dominion of Newfoundland became its tenth province.

Greenland Map - Reise Know-How

This double-sided, water and tear resistant map covers the whole of Greenland and includes an inset map of the North Atlantic showing the relationship between Greenland, The Queen Elizabeth Islands, Labrador, New York, Iceland, Svalbard and North Western Europe.  There is an overlap between the sides to ensure that the whole of the Autonomous region is covered. An index of places appears as do several photos of places of interest.  Radar stations are marked as are places for whale watching and various routes that have been used to cross the Greenland Ice Sheet since 1910. Ferry ports and routes, air fields/aerodromes/heliports are all marked. Modern Greenlandic names are shown alongside the old Danish names.

Greenland Tourism Greenland Hiking Map Bundle

Greenland Tourism Nuuk - Austmannadalen: West Greenland Hiking Map No. 19 (1:100 000)

National Geographic Scandinavia Political Wall Map (23.5 x 30.25 inches)

National Geographic's wall map of Scandinavia is one of the largest and most detailed maps of the region. The signature Classic style design uses a bright, easy-to-read color palette. This map features thousands of place names, accurate political boundaries, national parks, and major infrastructure networks such as roads, superhighways, airports, canals, ferry routes, and high-speed and passenger railroads. The region's diverse terrain is detailed through accurate shaded relief, coastal bathymetry, and symbolism for water features and other land forms. Elevations of major peaks and depth soundings are expressed in meters. Inset maps provide detail of Iceland, the Faroe Islands, and Jan Mayen. In addition to Norway, Sweden, and Finland, coverage includes Denmark, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, and Kaliningrad Oblast. The map is packaged in a two inch diamater clear plastic tube. The tube has a decorative label showing a thumbnail of the map with dimensions and other pertinent information.

ITMB Publishing Greenland & North Pole Travel Reference Map

Imray Laurie Norie & Wilson Arctic and Northern Waters

Greenland Tourism Apussuit: West Greenland Hiking Map No.13 (1:75 000)

Greenland Tourism Eqi: North Greenland Hiking Map No. 20 (1:100 000)

Greenland Tourism Eqi: North Greenland Hiking Map No. 20C (1:30 000)

Greenland Tourism Ivittuut: South Greenland Hiking Map No. 04 (1:75 000)

Ivittuut is located at 61 degrees north latitude. It is Greenland's smallest municipality and lies between Arsukfjord to the north and Qoornoqfjord to the south. The 600 square kilometers are distributed over 450 square kilometres of ice-free land, 50 square kilometres of ice-covered land and 100 square kilometres of sea. This is a small but diverse area with examples of most of what Greenland has to offer in terms of nature, as well as several phenomena that are unique to the Ivittuut Municipality. The mountains in the municipality are typically 600-800 metres, with Laksefjeld as the highest at 1,091 metres. The area houses three glaciers, of which Arsuk Bræ flows into the fjord, Søndre Qoornoq Bræ ends on a moraine plain and Nordre Qoornoq Bræ ends in a lake. Søndre Qoornoq Bræ in particular is interesting because of the many spherical sediments containing fossil imprints. The slightly larger town of Grønnedal is located approx. 5 km. east of Ivittuut

Greenland Tourism Tasermiut fjorden - Nanortalik: South Greenland Hiking Map No. 05 (1:100 000)

Greenland Tourism Pingu: West Greenland Hiking Map No. 09 (1:100 000)

Greenland Tourism Aasiaat: West Greenland Hiking Map No.18 (1:100 000)

Greenland Tourism Sisimiut: West Greenland Hiking Map No. 10 (1:100 000)

Greenland Tourism Qeqertarsuaq Disko Island: North Greenland Hiking Map No. 15 (1:100 000)

Greenland Tourism Nuuk: West Greenland Hiking Map No. 11A (1:20 000)

Greenland Tourism Nuuk: West Greenland Hiking Map No 11 (1:75 000)

Greenland Tourism Qasigiannguit: North Greenland Hiking Map No. 17 (1:100 000)

Greenland Tourism Ilulissat: West Greenland Hiking Map No.12 (1:100 000)

Greenland Tourism Tasiilaq/Kulusuk: East Greenland Hiking Map No 06 (1:100 000)

Greenland Tourism Narsarsuaq: South Greenland Hiking Map No. 01 (1:100 000)

Greenland Tourism Narsaq: South Greenland Hiking Map No. 02 (1:100 000)

Greenland Tourism Qaqortoq: South Greenland Hiking Map No. 03 (1:100 000)

Greenland Tourism Kangerlussuaq: West Greenland Hiking Map No. 8 (1:100 000)

Kangerlussuaq is a settlement in western Greenland in the Qeqqata municipality located at the head of the fjord of the same name (Søndre Strømfjord in Danish). It is Greenland's main air transport hub and the site of Greenland's largest commercial airport. The Kangerlussuaq area is also home to Greenland's most diverse terrestrial fauna, including musk oxen, caribou, and gyrfalcons. The settlement's economy and population is almost entirely reliant on the airport and tourist industry. The map includes Russells Glacier, which is easily accessible from the town, to the north east and the glacial lakes and rivers that it spawns.  Also shown are the peaks of Ningimaneq, Nakajanga, Kujalliit, Kiinnarissut, Avannarliit and Kiinnarissiit

Greenland Tourism Maniitsoq: West Greenland Hiking Map No. 14 (1:75 000)

Freytag & Berndt Denmark - Greenland - Faroe Islands Road Map

Cicerone Trekking in Greenland - The Arctic Circle Trail : From Kangerlussuaq to Sisimiut

Bradt Travel Guides Bradt Guide: Northern Lights - A practical travel guide