Description
- DETAILED NAUTICAL CHART: This puzzle replicates a traditional Great Lakes nautical chart, capturing the beauty and history of these so called inland seas
- HISTORIC AND EDUCATIONAL: Explore Lakes Superior, Michigan, Huron, Erie, and Ontario while learning about the geography, population, and waterways of the region.
- FINEST QUALITY PUZZLES: Our goal is to bring you the absolute finest in jigsaw puzzles. We are proud to say that all our puzzles are made in the USA and constructed from thick and reliable materials. Our puzzles are manufactured using our "Perfect Snap" technology, ensuring a tight interlocking fit between pieces
- PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS: The package contains 1000 pieces- a generous 30"X24" finished size. Once completed, consider framing your puzzle to showcase its charm in your living space.
- MISSING PIECE GUARANTEE: All our products are warranted against defects. If any puzzle has a missing piece, you may contact Heritage, and we will gladly replace your puzzles so you never have to leave anything unfinished again.
The Great Lakes Nautical Chart Map Puzzle combines the artistry of Xplorer Maps with the utility of a traditional nautical chart. This 1000-piece puzzle depicts the vast Great LakesSuperior, Michigan, Huron, Erie, and Ontariooffering a unique glimpse into the worlds largest freshwater system. Known as inland seas due to their size and maritime characteristics, the Great Lakes play a crucial role in North American commerce and history. Designed for both enjoyment and education, this puzzle challenges you to piece together the detailed map while learning about the lakes' geography, population, and waterways. Its high-quality construction ensures a smooth assembly experience, with durable pieces that interlock seamlessly. Measuring 30" x 24", the completed puzzle is perfect for framing, becoming a beautiful decor piece to display at home or in the office. Whether you're a fan of puzzles, marine history, or coastal decor, this puzzle offers hours of enjoyment while bringing the rich history of the Great Lakes to life.