Wall Map - Malaspina Glacier and the Saint Elias Mountains - Premium Edition | Tom Patterson

High, wild, remote and icy: the Saint Elias Mountains are the highest coastal mountains on Earth. Massive glaciers spill down their slopes to the sea, across Alaska, Yukon and British Columbia. Front and centre in this panorama sprawls the Malaspina Glacier, with its concentric rings of ice, rubble and meltwater.

Started in 2017 and then set aside, the panorama was completed in 2021, when accelerating climate change gave its author a new urgency to map this glacier while it still exists. It was created by Tom Patterson, a retired US National Park Service cartographer and co-creator of the Equal Earth projection, and we print it to order in our Premium Edition collection, close to you: in Germany for Europe, in Canada for North America.

🗺️ Map content

• Perspective panorama of the Malaspina Glacier and the Saint Elias Mountains
• Alaska, Yukon and British Columbia
• Named glaciers, peaks, coastline and bays
• Elevations in metres
• Version 1.0, May 2021

📐 Two sizes available

• Original size — 102 × 56 cm (40 × 22 in) — the size intended by the author, for maximum visual impact and readability
• Reduced size — 71 × 39 cm (28 × 15 in) — the same map reduced to 70% for smaller spaces; the smallest names are best read up close

📌 Available finishes

• Gallery-quality satin photo print — printed to order close to you and shipped in a tube: in Germany on Fujifilm Crystal Archive DP II satin photo paper for Europe, in Canada on 240 gsm satin photo paper for North America. Ships within 5–8 business days
• Acrylic (Plexiglass) 3 mm, matte finish — rigid mount with a modern look, ready to hang. Ships within 5–8 business days

🎯 Perfect for

• Lovers of the Far North, Alaska and Yukon
• Glacier, mountaineering and climate enthusiasts
• Teaching Earth sciences
• Striking wall décor

📋 Specifications

Original title: Malaspina Glacier Panorama – Alaska / Yukon / British Columbia
Author: Tom Patterson
Language: English
Units: elevations in metres
Sizes: 102 × 56 cm (40 × 22 in) | 71 × 39 cm (28 × 15 in)
Version: 1.0, May 2021
Type: relief panorama

A giant of ice, mapped while it is still here.