Experience the sprawling, island-studded majesty of the Ocean State’s crown jewel with our Narragansett Bay 3D Wood Coastal Map. Spanning 147 square miles and almost dividing Rhode Island in two, this traditional relief art meticulously captures the deep 184-foot glacial-style channels of the East Passage and the expansive 256-mile shoreline that defines the region. This piece renders the bay’s magnificent archipelago, featuring Aquidneck, Conanicut, and Prudence Islands, and the 11,247-foot-long Newport Bridge—the longest in New England. From the historic Gilded Age mansions of Newport and the bustling wharves of Providence to the rugged cliffs of Beaver Tail State Park, this map brings the sophisticated maritime spirit of one of the world's premier sailing destinations into your home with masterful 3D detail.
 
Artisanship in Every Layer:
True 3D Depth: Multiple layers of premium Birch wood are stacked to represent accurate bathymetric contours (underwater topography).
Natural Materials: Crafted from sustainable, high-quality hardwood and finished by hand to highlight the unique grain of the wood.
Precision Etching: Detailed engravings include local landmarks, surrounding roads, and geographic coordinates.
Ready to Display: Each map comes encased in a professional (Your choice of color) frame and includes pre-installed mounting hardware.
Make it Personal: Every map tells a story. We can include a custom marker (such as a house, star or heart) and add additional points of interest FREE of charge. Simply enter your specific locations in the personalization section below, and our cartographers will handle the rest.
 
Specifications:
Dimensions: Available in multiple sizes (Select from dropdown).
Materials: Multi-layered Birch wood, solid wood frame, protective glass.
Craftsmanship: Designed and hand-finished in our Maine studio.
 
The Perfect Gift:
Whether its a tribute to a family summer home, a wedding gift, or a centerpiece for your modern lake house, this map is a timeless heirloom for those who find peace on the water,