Vintage 1974 Banff National Park Topographic Map | 1:190,080 Scale Map

Explore the majestic terrain and history of the Canadian Rocky Mountains with the Vintage Banff National Park Topographic Map. Originally published by the Surveys and Mapping Branch of the Department of Mines and Technical Surveys (MCR 200), this historical wall map at a scale of 1:190,080 (1 inch to 3 miles) provides a detailed, retrospective view of the park's boundaries, mountain peaks, glacial valleys, and historical transportation routes.

The map showcases intricate topographic cartography complete with elevation contours, mountain range designations (Fairholme, Sawback, Sundance, Slate Range), high passes, and iconic lakes and rivers such as Lake Minnewanka, Lake Louise, and the Spray Reservoir. It also highlights historical regional infrastructure, including the Trans-Canada Highway, Canadian Pacific Railway lines, the Banff townsite, the Anthracite settlement area, and adjacent protected areas including Yoho, Kootenay, and Mount Assiniboine Provincial Park.

• Classic Topographic Cartography: Features detailed elevation contours and relief shading representing hundreds of Rocky Mountain peaks.

• Detailed Historical Scale (1:190,080): Delivers rich geographic detail showcasing glaciers, river basins, watersheds, and physical landforms across the park.

• Vintage Transportation & Infrastructure: Displays early highway alignments, historic mountain passes, and transcontinental railway corridors.

• Regional Insets & Location Maps: Includes a regional Key Map connecting Banff National Park to Western Canada and the Pacific Northwest, as well as the northwest portion of the park.

• Collector & Décor Piece: Perfect for Canadian Rockies enthusiasts, hikers, vintage map collectors, and rustic cabin or office décor.

Whether you are a historian, mountaineer, or geography enthusiast, this vintage Banff National Park topographic map offers a unique cartographic glimpse into the heritage of Canada's first national park.