Canada's Maritime Provinces by ITMB

Home to some of North America's earliest European settlement, Canada's Atlantic coast covers three provinces traditionally known as the Maritimes: New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island. Newfoundland, despite often being grouped in with the wider region, only joined Canada in 1949, a century after the term Maritimes came into common use, and so falls under Atlantic Canada rather than the Maritime provinces proper.

Printed double sided at 1:535,000, this regional map is well suited to travellers taking in all three provinces in one trip, with ITMB also publishing separate, more detailed maps of each individually for those wanting to go deeper. All roads and towns are shown, alongside parks, camping areas, historic sites and other tourist attractions, with topography indicated through colour shading and railways and airports marked throughout.

City insets of Halifax and Sydney provide added street level detail, useful for exploring sites such as the reconstructed Fortress of Louisbourg on Cape Breton Island or simply finding your way around Halifax's harbourfront. Unfolded, the map measures 100 x 70cm, folding down to a compact 25 x 10.5cm. A well rounded single sheet reference for a region rich in early Canadian and Acadian history.

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