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At Muir Way, we believe in providing the utmost quality, design, and value.
This map is based on a 1958 USGS topographic survey centered on Yakima, Washington, in the heart of a valley whose irrigated farmland has made it one of the country's most productive agricultural regions — known for its apple orchards, its vineyards (the Yakima Valley became Washington's first officially recognized wine-growing region), and its hop yards, which today supply a large share of the hops grown in the United States. The sheet extends well beyond the valley floor to take in Mount Rainier National Park, Mount Adams, and Snoqualmie National Forest — the same volcanic peaks and forested slopes that frame the valley's orchards and vineyards on a clear day.
We georeferenced the original 1958 survey and added true shaded relief using modern digital elevation data, so the Cascade foothills, Mount Adams, and the folds of the Yakima Valley read with real topographic depth. The shading is printed flat on fine art paper — not raised or textured — so it frames and hangs like any print in our collection.
A note on legibility: this map keeps its original 1958 lettering, so some labels are small, and text beneath the darkest relief shading can be difficult to read. Our largest available size offers the clearest detail.
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Unframed prints - Printed to order and shipped within 2-3 business days
Framed prints - Custom framed and will ship in 3-4 weeks
Full refund on returns of unframed paper prints within 30 days of purchase. Prints must be returned in NEW condition without creases or damage. Please email us at [email protected] for instructions.
If prints are shipped back to us and are not in new condition, we offer a store credit or can return them to you.
We do NOT ACCEPT returns or exchanges on framed prints or canvas wraps because they are made to order.
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Made in the USA
We consider our maps to be works of art, so we print and frame them accordingly.
Using award-winning printers with gallery quality fine art paper and inks, our maps will exceed expectations and last a lifetime.
Read customer reviews HERE attesting to the quality of our prints.
We use real Walnut for our frames, unlike the lesser quality veneer you will typically find elsewhere. With beautiful hardwood grain, each is handmade to order at a professional frame shop.
Shaded relief built by georeferencing hundreds of points against modern USGS elevation data
Historic maps with terrain accurately depicted with USGS data. Every peak and valley beautifully rendered.
A digital light source casts the shadows, a 3D look on flat paper
The terrain appears to have real depth even though the paper is flat.
Prints completely flat, so it works with traditional framing.
More size options with better details on archival paper.
12-color giclée printing with fade-resistant premium inks
Colors that hold their depth for a lifetime. Fade-resistant premium inks, with the ultimate color spectrum.
100% cotton, acid-free archival paper rated to last 100+ years
Check out our reviews, the quality really is noticeable
Individually printed to order by our team
We take pride in every map we ship out.
Handmade from real walnut, no pressed wood, no veneer
Real hardwood grain, not a stained lookalike.
Custom framed to order at a professional frame shop
Hand-cut and hand-finished, not pulled off a shelf. Every frame is sized to your print.
Unframed prints ship in 2–3 business days; framed in 3–4 weeks
Framing takes longer because they are handmade for your order.
