ITMB Great Lakes

To North Americans, there is only one “Great Lakes” – the waterway stretching far into the interior of the continent from the Gulf of St. Lawrence to the tip of Lake Superior. This vast region has exerted a fundamental hold on the development of both the USA and Canada:

• First as a canoeing trade route for trapping furs,
• Then as a means of settlement,
• And now as a water route to move products to world markets.

The region is also densely populated with well-known touristic cities and attractions, housing in excess of 100,000,000 people.

Unique Features of the Map

Surprisingly, until now, there has never been a map for this interesting and historic part of the continent. With this map, you can:

• Explore Lakes Ontario and Erie as circular routes, as well as Huron and Superior.
• Visit major cities such as Ottawa, Toronto, Chicago, and Duluth.
• Discover landmarks like Fort William or the Wawa Goose.

Coverage and Details

This double-sided map covers:

• From Ottawa in the north to Pittsburgh and Columbus in the south.
• From Duluth and Thunder Bay in the west.
• Both Canada and USA portions of the Great Lakes Region.

Additional Highlights

• Admire the landscape of 12 lakes in this area.
• Plan your canoe circuit along the waters.
• Features include:
  • Mountain ranges
  • Roads
  • Multiple trails for hiking, horseback riding, canoeing, and skiing.