A Land of Endless Adventure! Stretching from Ontario to the Atlantic Coast, Eastern Canada is a land as diverse as it is beautiful. In Ontario, interconnected lake systems teem with hungry sportfish while moose roam the surrounding woods. In the wilds of Quebec, the ancient Canadian Shield landscape juts against the epic waterway of the St Lawrence River, leading to the Maritime Provinces further east. As you move across New Brunswick, the forest gives way to the Atlantic Coast, where the most powerful tides in the world have spent centuries carving out dazzling rock formations. Famous for its Acadian and Gaelic heritage, Nova Scotia offers endless coastal views and the breathtaking wilderness of Cape Breton Island, while a short trip to Prince Edward Island brings you to some of the East Coast’s most scenic beaches and charming rural communities. Last but not least, Newfoundland and Labrador serve as Canada’s easternmost frontier, where whales swim through cliff-lined fjords and a vast backcountry beckons to be explored. Eastern Canada Backroad GPS Maps at a Glance Specifically designed for outdoor recreation enthusiasts, this product combines all of Eastern Canada into one Backroad GPS Map, from Ontario to Newfoundland and Labrador. This edition also includes Quebec geographic base features and Adventures. Over 1,645,000 km of our backroads network combined into one map, including over 580,000 km of routable roads and 35,600 km+ of refined backroad coverage Lake Bathymetry depth contour for hundreds of fishing lakes, rivers, and streams in Ontario. Labelled Crown Land for all of Nova Scotia, Ontario and New Brunswick. Marked Wildlife Management Zones, including Wildlife Management Units, Moose, Cariboo, and Deer Management Areas for hunting. Thousands of kilometres of ATV Trails, snowmobile routes, multi-use hiking, biking and cross-country skiing trails and paddling routes, with marked trailheads and access points/portages, including close to 4,700 km of new paddling routes Tens of thousands of fishing hotspots, parks and conservation areas, campsites, hunting areas, winter recreation areas and more. Over 167,000 land and water geographic features. Enhanced cartography for improved display of parks, conservation areas, Crown land, creeks and activity Points of Interest Improved snowmobile route lines, First Nations reserve coverage and railway corridor mile markers.Improved French descriptions for Quebec Points of Interest
