Wilderland
Strait of Juan de Fuca — Bathymetry
Strait of Juan de Fuca — Bathymetry
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Strait of Juan de Fuca — the seafloor, drawn from real survey data.
This print maps the underwater landscape of the Strait of Juan de Fuca, between Washington and Vancouver Island: every contour line traces true ocean depth, from the pale shallows of the shelf to the deep canyons offshore. Land is held back to a quiet creme so the sea does the talking.
- Giclee print on enhanced matte fine-art paper (200gsm), archival pigment inks
- Built from high-resolution bathymetric survey grids (NOAA NCEI / GMRT)
- Clean white border with the location captioned bottom-left
SIZES
- 18 x 12 in
- 24 x 16 in
- 30 x 20 in
- 36 x 24 in
Printed on demand by our professional print partner and shipped from the facility nearest you (US & UK production). Ships rolled in a sturdy tube.
The data behind this print
- Place
- Strait of Juan de Fuca
- Region
- Salish Sea
- Series
- Bathymetry
- Source
- NOAA NCEI / GMRT bathymetric survey grids
Bathymetry: NOAA NCEI Coastal Relief Model & GMRT
Size guide
Size guide
| Inches | Centimetres |
|---|---|
| 18 × 12 in | 46 × 30 cm |
| 24 × 16 in | 61 × 41 cm |
| 30 × 20 in | 76 × 51 cm |
| 36 × 24 in | 91 × 61 cm |
Printed on 200gsm enhanced matte fine-art paper with archival pigment inks, and shipped rolled in a tube. Sizes are the paper, not the image — each print carries a border. Frames aren’t included.
