Reimagined historic maps.

Combining the artistry of archival cartography with state-of-the-art satellite topographic data allows us to derive a new perspective for viewing bygone eras. From small scale snapshots in time of historic provinces and territories, to Canada-wide topographic hypercolours, we offer a wide variety of map collections that are available for purchase!

Our maps are printed using a professional, archival Giclée printing technique on smooth, matte paper to retain the quality of the original prints. Each of our maps are offered in a variety of different sizes, and are shipped directly to your door! Visit the shop for more details.

Professional printing.

Choose from a selection of high quality archival printing techniques and paper types to find the perfect map for you. We offer an incredible high-quality, pigment-based Giclée printing option to retain the quality and colour of the original map, along with stunning photographic quality prints on you choice of either matte or glossy paper. Read more here.

Revisit bygone eras.

Each map is hand-collected by our team and digitally scanned to preserve as much detail as possible from the original drawn map. Step back in time and revisit Canada as it existed in the late-19th and early-20th centuries.

High Resolution Topography.

Each map is carefully fused with high resolution digital elevation datasets retrieved from state of the art remote sensing instruments on NASA satellites orbiting the Earth at thousands of kilometers per hour!

Layers of detail.

Linking multiple layers of topographic and bathymetric data to archival map records provides a completely new way to experience the rich history of Canada. Our datasets include information on land-types, roads, national parks, town names and more. We also plan to include information on lighthouse locations and old telegraph line connections in future works to highlight lesser-known areas in history.

From old to new.

Our unique path-traced rendering technique allows us to realistically simulate sunlight interacting with the topography on the map. This interaction provides an immediate sense of depth that allows for new viewing experiences of old maps. Move the slider on this interactive panel to visualize the differences between a map with and without this technique applied!

Climate visualization.

The goal of this project is not only to provide a new viewing experience for old maps, but to also create a space for developing new ways of visualizing important climate data. Changes in snow depth are displayed over a year in southern Ontario here in this example, however this can be applied to many different climate variables.

CTV Kitchener Interview

Check out our interview with our local CTV news station who came to interview us about our maps being installed at a local cafe (Smile Tiger Coffee). Each one of these maps is for sale here on our site!

Contact Info

For product inquiries or suggestions for future maps, fill out our contact form here or reach out to us via WhatsApp or Messenger.

Additionally, you can also reach us through our business email at frasertheking@gmail.com and we will get back to you ASAP.