Discover a stunning piece of New Zealand’s history with this beautifully detailed 1984 topographical map of the Kaiata area in Northland. Capturing the landscape with precision, this map highlights the intricate contours of the land, waterways, and natural features of one of New Zealand’s most picturesque regions.

Whether you’re a lover of cartography, a history enthusiast, or someone with personal connections to the area, this map offers a unique and evocative window into the past. It would make an ideal gift for anyone fascinated by the evolution of landscapes and how our world looked in years gone by.

This map comes in a 2 x 3 aspect and we offer two different finishing options. Please choose from the following selection.
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Acrylic Print

Perfect for any room where gallery quality is optimal, our Acrylic Prints are also ideal for bathrooms and wet areas.

Your map will be printed in our boutique print studio on Kodak Professional substrate using archival inks, and then mounted in-house on crystal clear acrylic for a back-lit appearance and unrivaled vibrancy.

Finally, it will be seamed with 4mm ACM (Aluminium Composite Material) for a modern frameless finish. A custom hanger is attached before the print is securely packaged and sent to you, ready to hang on your wall.
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Wall Art on ACM

Our ACM Wall Art prints are sleek and non-reflective. Your photograph will be printed in our boutique print studio on Kodak Professional Paper using archival inks and then mounted in-house on 4mm ACM.

A custom hanger is attached before the print is securely packaged and sent to you, ready to hang on your wall.
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Please note:

All maps come with their original patina and stamps, adding to their character.

Maps will be finished, packed and sent to you within 3 weeks of ordering.

All prints will be sent tracked through New Zealand Post until their size limit of 1.5 metres has been reached.

We crate our largest prints to ensure their safe arrival and use Post Haste or Mainfreight for delivery.

We can absolutely ship overseas from New Zealand, please enquire about postage.



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