A shaded-relief map of Novaya Zemlya, the long Russian Arctic archipelago between the Barents and Kara Seas, split in two by the narrow Matochkin Shar strait. Printed 16 × 24 inches.
Peaks with their heights, bays, sounds and headlands are labeled in fine type, with a lat/long grid, a scale bar and a small globe showing where in the world it sits. Printed on fine art cold press paper. Unframed. Part of the Island Relief Maps series from Ridgeline Maps.
A shaded-relief map of Novaya Zemlya, the long Russian Arctic archipelago between the Barents and Kara Seas, split in two by the narrow Matochkin Shar strait. Printed 16 × 24 inches.
Peaks with their heights, bays, sounds and headlands are labeled in fine type, with a lat/long grid, a scale bar and a small globe showing where in the world it sits. Printed on fine art cold press paper. Unframed. Part of the Island Relief Maps series from Ridgeline Maps.
