Lake depth-map prints
Your lake, to the last contour.
Depth-map art drawn from the official published survey of the lake you actually know. Pick your lake, see exactly how it will look, and hang it framed or unframed.
Find your lake See every lake we cover
Unframed from $49.00 · Framed from $99.00 · 453 lakes across Minnesota, Texas, New Hampshire, Washington, Montana, the Great Lakes, and Utah
How it works
- Find your lake. Search 453 lakes across Minnesota, Texas, New Hampshire, Washington, Montana, the Great Lakes, and Utah that have a published depth survey.
- Make it yours. Pick one of three palettes and add your own title line — “The Larsen Cabin”, “Est. 2019”.
- See it before you buy. The preview is made by the same code that produces the printer's file, so nothing changes between the screen and the paper.
- We print and ship it. Made to order, checked by a person first, sent straight to you framed or unframed.
Real surveys, not decoration
Wood depth maps run $150 and up, and generic map-poster sites only know streets. We draw the shoreline and every depth contour straight from what Minnesota DNR; Texas Water Development Board; New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services; Washington State Department of Ecology; Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks; NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information; and the Utah County published — their own contour lines, or the isolines of their own published depth grid where a grid is what they publish — print the survey year in the margin, and let you look at the finished thing before you spend anything.
Sizes & prices
| Size | Unframed | Framed |
|---|---|---|
| 12″ × 16″ | $49.00 | $99.00 |
| 16″ × 24″ | $69.00 | — |
| 18″ × 24″ | — | $139.00 |
| 24″ × 36″ | $89.00 | $169.00 |
Decorative art — not for navigation. Depth data published by Minnesota DNR; Texas Water Development Board; New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services; Washington State Department of Ecology; Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks; NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information; and the Utah County.
- 453 lakes Across Minnesota, Texas, New Hampshire, Washington, Montana, the Great Lakes, and Utah, each with a published depth survey.
- Official survey data Drawn from what Minnesota DNR; Texas Water Development Board; New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services; Washington State Department of Ecology; Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks; NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information; and the Utah County published — nothing smoothed or invented.
- See it before you buy The preview is made by the same code that makes the printer’s file.
- Framed or unframed Fine-art matte print, or framed in black wood behind glass.
- Made to order Checked by a person, then printed and shipped straight to you.