Quebec and its Surroundings 1882 | Atlas of Foreign Ports

Quebec and its Surroundings 1882 | Atlas of Foreign Ports

General Description

Rediscover the St. Lawrence River and Quebec City as they were at the end of the 19th century with this splendid nautical chart from the Atlas of Foreign Ports (1882). Designed for international maritime navigation, this chart precisely details access to the port of Quebec: depths, sandbanks, navigable channels, currents, coastal landmarks, and port infrastructure of the time.

This is a remarkable document for maritime history enthusiasts, collectors of antique charts, and lovers of vintage-inspired wall decor.

Features

• Original Title: Quebec and its Surroundings
• Date: 1882
• Source: Atlas of Foreign Ports
• Type: Historical Nautical Chart
• Area Depicted: Quebec City, St. Lawrence River, immediate surroundings
• Details: Soundings, coastlines, currents, port infrastructure
• Style: Period engraving with technical annotations
• Condition: Faithful reproduction
• Format: Printed on high-quality 180 g/m² (190 μm) paper, this geographical artwork will always capture the attention of your guests. The 24 x 35 3/4 inch (61 x 91 cm) map fits perfectly in a Lomviken, Silverhöjden, or Rödalm frame from Ikea.

Highlights

A highly accurate map, designed for 19th-century navigators.

A rare historical document, ideal for contextualizing the evolution of the Port of Quebec.

Perfect for wall displays, offices, libraries, or heritage spaces.

Suitable for enthusiasts of Quebec history, geohistory, and maritime cartography.

Printed with love on 180g paper.

Please note:

Foamcore, frames, and flush mount laminations are not available for delivery.

Please allow two weeks for foamcore or flush mount options.

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