3D Nautical Wood Maps - Wall Art by Woodchart - Page 3

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!

Catalina Island

$169.00
Oahu

$169.00
New Orleans

$258.00
Cape May

$188.00
New Jersey Long Beach Island

$328.00
Lake Mendota & Lake Monona

$298.00
Columbia River Mouth

$258.00
Lake Ontario

$258.00
Moosehead Lake

$174.00
Seneca Lake

$249.00
Hawaii

$169.00
California Coast

$332.00
Lake Placid

$149.00
Portland ME

$425.00
Baja Peninsula

$299.00
Whidbey & Camano Islands

$375.00
San Diego

$332.00
Lake Geneva

$224.00
Sanibel

$298.00
Grand Traverse Bay / Leelanau County - Small

$169.00
Boothbay Harbor

$332.00
Houston

$332.00
Crater Lake

$188.00
Brooklyn

$332.00

Catalina Island

California state is home to the rocky coastal island of Catalina, stretching out 22 miles long and 8 miles across, located south-southwest of Los Angeles, California within the Gulf of Santa Catalina. Mt. Orizaba is the island’s highest point,...

$169.00
Oahu

“The Gathering Place,” or formally known as Oahu, is the third largest of the Hawaiian Islands, where over two-thirds of the state’s population resides. The capital of Hawaii is found on this island, in the city of Honolulu, and along...

$169.00
New Orleans

The French named city of New Orleans is the largest metropolitan area and city within the state of Louisiana and a major port in the United States. This well-known southern city is often referred to as the most unique in the US and is a popular tourist...

$258.00
Cape May

Off the southernmost point of New Jersey is the island and peninsula of Cape May, which runs from the state’s mainland, the Atlantic Ocean, and the Delaware Bay. Home to the oldest seaside resort in America, with pristinely maintained original...

$188.00
New Jersey Long Beach Island

LBI, or also known as “The Island,” is a summer colony and barrier island that meets the Atlantic Ocean by way of New Jersey state. Long Beach Island lies north to south with the area’s primary industries of tourism, fishing, and real...

$328.00
Lake Mendota & Lake Monona

The northernmost and largest of the four major lakes in the city of Madison in Wisconsin, Lake Mendota is the largest, bordering not only Madison but also Middleton, Shorewood Hills, Maple Bluff, and Westport. The main connection for both Lake Mendota...

$298.00
Columbia River Mouth

North America’s largest river in the Pacific Northwest is the Columbia River. This 1,243-mile-long waterway flows from where it rises in the Rocky Mountains onward to the northwest region and then south into Washington state. The river then winds...

$258.00
Lake Ontario

Lake Ontario, which translates to “Lake of Shining Waters”, is one of the five Great Lakes and borders New York and the Canadian province of Ontario. The Niagara River from Lake Erie serves as the primary inlet, while Ontario lets out into...

$258.00
Moosehead Lake

The largest mountain lake in the United States eastern region is Moosehead Lake, which sits along the Longfellow Mountains in the Highland Region of Maine and is the primary source of the Kennebec River. The bordering towns include those of Greenville...

$174.00
Seneca Lake

The Finger Lakes of New York state is made up of several glacial bodies of water. The largest and deepest is Seneca Lake. Coined the lake trout capital of the world, this well-known Finger Lake is 38 miles in length, maximum depths of 618 feet, and a...

$249.00
Hawaii

Hawaii is the 50th and most recent state to be included in the United States. It is the only state located within the Oceania and comprised solely of islands. This northern island Pacific Ocean group is part of Polynesia in both the physiographic and...

$169.00
California Coast

Stretching from Crescent City to San Diego, the California coastline stretches for 1264 miles. The coast can be traveled mostly via the coastal highway and your trip will be littered with things to do and beautiful sights such as ports, lighthouses,...

$332.00
Lake Placid

Along the Adirondack Mountains in the state New York, is the small village of Lake Placid. The population is roughly 2,600 residences. Lake Placid lies just 50 miles southwest of Plattsburgh. Nearby lakes include Saranac Lake and Tupper Lake, all of...

$149.00
Portland ME

Portland is the most populous city in Maine. The Old Port waterfront features working fishing wharves and converted warehouses with restaurants and shops. The marine industry still plays an important role in the city's economy, with an active...

$425.00
Baja Peninsula

In the Northwestern region of Mexico, along the Pacific Ocean, is the Baja California Peninsula which is separated by the ocean from the Gulf of California. The 1,247-mile-long stretch of peninsula includes the northern parts of Mexicali, Baja...

$299.00
Whidbey & Camano Islands

Say farewell to worry and stress when you head to the Whidbey and Camano Islands. Located slightly north of Seattle, these two rural islands can be found in the middle of the north end of Puget Sound. The months of March and April offer a scenic surprise...

$375.00
San Diego

San Diego is a city in California on the Pacific Ocean coast immediately adjacent to the US border with Mexico. With an estimated population of 1,419,516, San Diego is the second-largest city in California (behind Los Angeles) and the eighth-largest...

$332.00
Lake Geneva

Lake Geneva is a resort city located on Geneva Lake in Walworth County, Wisconsin. It is mostly popular with vacationers and tourists from Chicago and Milwaukee. The lakeside Shore Path is dotted with Gilded Age mansions, many built by wealthy...

$224.00
Sanibel

Sanibel City is found in the US state of Florida on Sanibel Island. The entire island is made up of the city. In 1963, the Sanibel causeway was built to replace the ferry system. It has become increasingly important to the locals on the island to...

$298.00
Grand Traverse Bay / Leelanau County - Small

Lake Michigan is home to the Grand Traverse Bay, which was formed in the northwestern Lower Peninsula by the Leelanau Peninsula and is divided into two arms by that of the Old Mission Peninsula. The bay is 32 miles in length and reaches depths of up to...

$169.00
Boothbay Harbor

Boothbay Harbor is a town in the US state of Maine, with a total area of 9.22 square miles, 3.52 square miles of which is water, and whose summer months attract tourists from all over who have a strong interest in yachting. The harbor is met by the...

$332.00
Houston

Houston is most populous city in the state of Texas and the largest city in the southern United States near the Gulf of Mexico. This global city is strong in business, international trade, entertainment, culture, media, fashion, science, sports,...

$332.00
Crater Lake

As part of a caldera lake in the western United State’s south-central Oregon area is that of Crater Lake and Crater Lake National Park. It is best known for its amazing water clarity and deep blue color. The lake was first formed due to the...

$188.00
Brooklyn

With an estimated 2,629,150 residents, the New York City borough of Brooklyn has quickly become the most populous with a total land area of 71 square miles, 26 of which are made up of water. It’s the third most populous city in the US, just behind...

$332.00