Large Print Canada Road Atlas for Seniors: Easy-to-Read Maps of All 10 Provinces & 3 Territories with Highway Numbers, Major Cities, Parks & Scenic Routes - Softcover

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See Canada clearly. Plan the whole drive on paper. Travel with confidence even when your phone cannot.

If ordinary road atlases feel cramped, crowded or difficult to read, Large Print Canada Road Atlas for Seniors was designed differently. This full-colour atlas gives you 234 regional road maps, 45 city map pages, all 10 provinces and 3 territories, and an index of 7,680 places and parks, with larger labels, bold road lines, clear highway numbers and easy page-to-page navigation.

This is large print where it matters most: on the maps themselves.

• 10 pt minimum map text, with larger town, city and highway-number labels for easier reading
• 234 regional road maps with more detailed coverage where Canada's roads and population are densest
• 45 city map pages covering 30 major cities, including Toronto, Montréal, Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Ottawa-Gatineau, Winnipeg, Québec City, Halifax, Victoria, Regina, Saskatoon and St. John's
• 7,680 indexed places and parks, each linked to a map page and grid square

Follow highways without losing your place

Major highway numbers are shown clearly and repeated along routes, including Trans-Canada Highway markers. When a road continues onto another map, a large page-reference marker tells you exactly where to go next. Every regional map also uses an easy A-F and 1-8 grid system that works directly with the index.

Explore every province and territory

Travel through British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, Québec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland and Labrador, Yukon, Northwest Territories and Nunavut.

Each province and territory begins with an overview showing how its detailed map pages fit together, making it easier to plan longer trips before following individual roads.

More than highways

• 37 national parks plus major provincial parks
• Scenic driving routes and major recreation corridors
• Vehicle ferry connections
• Major border crossings
• Mountain passes and northern roads
• Driving-distance information in kilometres
• Community maps for Nunavut
• Colour-coded province and territory edge tabs for faster navigation

Built for real road trips

Use it to plan a cross-Canada journey, follow a scenic drive, locate the next major town, understand an unfamiliar highway corridor, find park access roads, or keep a dependable paper backup when cellular service is weak or unavailable.

The atlas gives extra map space to road-dense regions such as southern Ontario, the St. Lawrence Valley, Vancouver and the Lower Mainland, Vancouver Island, and the Calgary-Edmonton corridor, rather than squeezing an entire province onto one overcrowded page.

Clearer maps. Bigger labels. Easier route planning.

Official Canadian place names are used throughout, including French names and accents in Québec. Map information is based on open Canadian government geographic sources, including Natural Resources Canada, Statistics Canada, Parks Canada and provincial and territorial data sources.

Keep Canada open in front of you, turn the page, follow the road and keep going.

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