Landforms of the West Coast Fine Art Print Map
The West Coast exhibits the active influence of tectonic movement, from
the Canadian Rockies down through Mexico’s Sierra Madre Occidental.
Lineations extend over great distances: consider Baja California’s San
Pedro Mountains, the east front of the Sierra, through Lake Tahoe and
the Warner Mountains. Utah’s Wasatch Range points straight at the Lemhi
and Bitterroot valleys and the great Alaska Trench.
Small - Scale is 1:1.5 million or 1" = about 23 miles
Medium - Scale is 1:1 million or 1" = about 16 miles
Large - Scale is 1:750,000 or 1" = about 12 miles
Dimensions: All map dimensions are approximate.