Canvas:
Specially coated canvas that produces excellent sharpness, with a linen structure ideal for fine art reproductions. After printing, each map is hand-painted with a flexible semi-gloss coating that protects against smudging, minor wear and UV rays.

24″ x 36″ Fine Art Canvas image size is 20” x 32” and has a 2” white canvas border for framing or wrapping purposes. The overall size including white border is 24” x 36” and will fit into standard frames, or can be custom framed.

32″ x 42″ XL Fine Art Canvas image size is 32” x 42” and has a 2” white canvas border for framing or wrapping purposes. The overall size including white border is 36” x 46″.

Canvas prints are recommended for display in homes, offices, clubhouses or marinas.

Gloss Poster:
Vibrant, heavy-duty satin poster paper that creates realistic tones. The silky finish will minimize glare and fingerprints. Printed with UV resistant ink that maintains exceptional image quality and prevents color fading.

18″ x 24″ Gloss Poster size is 18” x 24” with a very thin white edge around the outside of the image. It will fit in most standard poster frames.
Gloss Poster prints are excellent for high-traffic areas, as they are durable and suited for use in classrooms, public meeting locations, children’s rooms, hallways, and other busy settings.

Contact us for other product options, including mounted or framed maps, postcards, placemats, vendor opportunities and more!

Please note our maps are for decorative purposes only. While accurate and detailed with marine information, these maps are not to be used for navigation.

Andros is the largest island in the Bahamas at 2,300 square miles, stretching for some 100 miles from north to south. The west side is perhaps the most remote area in the Bahamas with mangrove creeks and shallow waters, well stocked with bonefish and other wonders. The east side lies along the Tongue of the Ocean with the 3rd largest barrier reef in the world, an international attraction for sport divers and fisherman. The Tongue of the Ocean has depths well over one mile (over 6,000 feet). Its waters are home to AUTEC, the Atlantic Undersea Testing and Evaluation Center, where American and allied submarines and naval ships are tested in cooperation with the Bahamas Government. Andros is also famous for its blue holes, and much of the area is protected by National Parks. The island is cut into several sections by large creeks or bights that run all the way through the island from east to west. These waterways divide the island into distinct areas, North and South Bight separating north Andros and south Andros respectively and Middle Bight running between Mangrove Cay and Big Wood Cay in central Andros.

If earth tone map option is not available, please contact us to request a map in this style and we will do our best to accommodate you.