3D Nautical Wood Maps - Wall Art by Woodchart

Enjoy beautiful laser carved depths and landmarks of featured locations around our great nation. Nautical Wood Maps are the most popular way to present fine details of bathymetric (underwater topographic map) charts of our favorite bodies of water carved in Baltic Birch wood. Warm your home or surprise family and friends with a unique home decor art gift of your favorite local area. New locations are released monthly, join our email list to stay updated on new releases!

Great Lakes - Large

$332.00
Great Lakes - Small

$188.00
Puget Sound

$375.00
Chesapeake Bay

$332.00
Cape Cod - Large

$332.00
Salish Sea

$375.00
Cape Cod - Small

$188.00
San Juan Islands

$332.00
San Francisco / Bay Area - Small

$169.00
Lake Michigan - Small

$188.00
Lake Tahoe - Large

$258.00
San Francisco / Bay Area - Large

$332.00
Martha's Vineyard

$169.00
Santa Barbara / Channel Islands

$169.00
Ireland

$188.00
Lake George

$299.00
Narragansett / Newport

$332.00
Lake Tahoe - Small

$149.00
Manhattan / New York City

$272.00
LA to San Diego

$332.00
Lower Florida Keys

$258.00
Hawaiian Islands

$299.00
Bar Harbor / Mt. Desert Island

$332.00
Lake Erie

$194.00

Great Lakes - Large

The Great Lakes are interconnected freshwater lakes in the upper mid-east area of the United States. Lakes Huron, Superior, Michigan, Erie, and Ontario compose the Great Lakes region that generally spans along the US-Canadian border. The 5 lakes span a...

$332.00
Great Lakes - Small

The Great Lakes are interconnected freshwater lakes in the upper mid-east area of the United States. Lakes Huron, Superior, Michigan, Erie, and Ontario compose the Great Lakes region that generally spans along the US-Canadian border. The 5 lakes span a...

$188.00
Puget Sound

With its impressive 100 miles in length and averaging 450 feet deep, The Puget Sound is recognized as the second biggest estuary in the United States (just behind Chesapeake Bay). The Puget Sound Region includes five major US cities: Seattle, Olympia,...

$375.00
Chesapeake Bay

Lying inland from the Atlantic Ocean, Chesapeake Bay is North America’s largest estuary, with the northern portion starting in the state of Maryland and the southern region reaching down past Virginia. Features of the Chesapeake Bay include more...

$332.00
Cape Cod - Large

This historic destination attracts tourists and locals alike, especially in the summer months with its charming maritime character and plethora of beaches. Cape Cod extends into the Atlantic Ocean from the mainland southeastern corner of Massachusetts...

$332.00
Salish Sea

The intricate network of coastal waterways that make up the Salish Sea include parts of Canada in the southwestern regions and the US state of Washington in its northwestern area. The Salish Sea is made up of three major bodies of water: the Strait of...

$375.00
Cape Cod - Small

Cape Cod is found on the southeastern corner of the Massachusetts mainland. It extends into the Atlantic Ocean and is a popular tourist destination in the summer months due to its historic charm, maritime character, and the abundance of beautiful beaches...

$188.00
San Juan Islands

The San Juan Islands is an archipelago in the Pacific Northwest that makes up part of Washington state and is best known for rural landscapes, scenic wildlife, tourism sea kayaking and orca whale-watching. Within the archipelago, four of the islands...

$332.00
San Francisco / Bay Area - Small

The well-known West Coast city of San Francisco and the surrounding Bay Area (which includes Berkeley, Oakland, Vallejo, and San Rafael, Alameda, and Palo Alto) is a hilly metropolis city in Northern California. Best known for its iconic Golden Gate...

$169.00
Lake Michigan - Small

Lake Michigan is one of five Great Lakes—the second largest by volume and the only one that is located solely within the US. The other four lakes: Huron, Superior, Ontario, and Erie are shared with Canada. Lake Michigan is bounded by four US...

$188.00
Lake Tahoe - Large

Lake Tahoe is the United States largest freshwater lake in the Sierra Nevada, spanning 6,225 feet between the borders of California and Nevada, and the second deepest after Oregon’s Crater Lake, with depths that reach 1,645 feet. This massive North...

$258.00
San Francisco / Bay Area - Large

The well-known West Coast city of San Francisco and the surrounding Bay Area (which includes Berkeley, Oakland, Vallejo, and San Rafael, Alameda, and Palo Alto) is a hilly metropolis city in Northern California. Best known for its iconic Golden Gate...

$332.00
Martha's Vineyard

Often referred to simply “the Vineyard,” this highly sought-after summer colony is an island located in Massachusetts just south of Cape Cod. The much smaller Chappaquiddick Island is typically connected to the Vineyard though hurricanes and...

$169.00
Santa Barbara / Channel Islands

Santa Barbara is a US city in California that lies between the Pacific Ocean coastline and the Santa Ynez Mountains. This contiguous urban coastal city is also known as the American Riviera with a climate best described as Mediterranean. It includes...

$169.00
Ireland

The country of Ireland is an island in the North Atlantic. It is the second largest of its kind in the British Isles and the third largest in Europe. Great Britain lies to the east and is separated from Ireland by the North Channel, the Irish Sea, and St...

$188.00
Lake George

Affectionately nicknamed the Queen of American Lakes, Lake George runs along the base of the Adirondack Mountains in the upper northeastern region of New York state, and extends from the top of the Great Appalachian Valley and drains into both Lake...

$299.00
Narragansett / Newport

The beautifully scenic seaside town of Narragansett is not only its own thriving suburban community within the “Ocean State,” but is also 30 minutes from Newport, a 90-minute drive to Boston, and New York City is just a quick 3-hour jaunt...

$332.00
Lake Tahoe - Small

Lake Tahoe is a large freshwater lake in the Sierra Nevada Mountains, straddling the border of California and Nevada. It’s known for its beaches and ski resorts. On the southwest shore, Emerald Bay State Park contains the 1929 Nordic-style mansion...

$149.00
Manhattan / New York City

Within the US state of New York, Manhattan is the most densely populated borough and is bound by the Harlem, East, and Hudson Rivers in conjunction with many smaller adjacent islands. The charming neighborhood of Marble Hill connects the mainland to the...

$272.00
LA to San Diego

Affectionately nicknamed the City of Angels, Los Angeles (or L.A.) is known as the cultural, financial, and commercial hub of Southern California and is the second most densely populated city in the United States after New York City. Surrounded on three...

$332.00
Lower Florida Keys

A coral cay archipelago just off the southern coast of Florida, the Florida Keys form the southernmost region of the continental US, beginning at the Florida peninsula on southeastern coast (just 15 miles south of Miami) and then arching into Key...

$258.00
Hawaiian Islands

The Hawaiian Islands in the North Pacific Ocean are made up of eight major islands, several atolls, islets, and seamounts, all of which extend out 1,500 miles from the island of Hawaii to the northernmost Kure Atoll. The islands are exposed peaks from...

$299.00
Bar Harbor / Mt. Desert Island

Another one of our country’s colonies populated in the summer months by the super-affluent elite, Bar Harbor is in the Down East region of Maine. It is home to the Cadillac Mountain and the largest parts of Acadia National Park, reaching out for...

$332.00
Lake Erie

Of the Great Lakes, Lake Erie is the fourth-largest by surface area, reaching 210 feet at its deepest point. Bordered by Ontario in Canada, this region is also met with the US states of Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, and Michigan, all of which divide the...

$194.00