The Canadian front on D-Day, captured in detail. This map of Juno Beach depicts the Canadian landing area for 6 June 1944, showing the sectors and sub-beaches—Love, Mike, and Nan—where the 3rd Canadian Infantry Division and supporting armoured units came ashore under heavy fire. Originally used for operational planning, the map outlines German defensive positions along the Normandy coast, including machine-gun nests, bunkers, anti-tank obstacles, minefields, and barbed wire defences. Every line and symbol represents a vital element of the invasion’s most complex assault, where success came at great cost. This reproduction preserves the clarity and technical precision of the original Allied beach map used during the Normandy landings. Product Details: Printed on 175 gsm premium fine-art paper Matte finish for an authentic archival look Created from high-resolution digital scans of original wartime documents Displays defensive layouts, obstacles, and key landing sectors Ideal for collectors, historians, or those with a family connection to D-Day Ships worldwide in protective packaging A timeless piece of history — the map of Juno Beach where Canadian soldiers helped turn the tide of the Second World War.
