$175.00
Black Lake was formed around 12,000 years ago when the last glacier receded northward. Located just south of the Saint Lawrence River, the lake runs alongside the river for several miles and is home to a variety of fish including bass, perch, and even sturgeons.
Our highly-accurate topographic maps are made by cutting out thin layers of either cherry or maple wood and then stacking them one on top of the other to reveal the true-to-life relief of the landscape. The finished wood is then mounted to a teal backer.
These maps are professionally framed using all acid free, archival quality materials in a 16″x8″ modern black frame with a warm white mat, keeping it preserved for years to come.
Because these maps are handmade out of thin layers of wood, the woodgrain will vary from one map to another and we encourage you to avoid hanging them in direct sunlight or potentially damp areas.
Glare Resistant UV Protective Glass: This ultra clear glass not only protects your map from harmful UV rays, but also greatly minimizes glare and reflection.
UV Protective Glass: The durable UV coating on this high-quality preservation glass protects your map from harmful UV rays.
