Regional Collection

Pacific Northwest

Stratovolcanoes, glaciated ridges, and coastal cliffs — the PNW's most dramatic terrain rendered as contour line art from real USGS and global elevation data.

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The Cascades

The volcanic spine of the Pacific Northwest — fire and ice rendered in contour lines.

Mt. Rainier topographic contours
Mt. Rainier
Washington · 14,411 ft
The most glaciated peak in the Lower 48. 26 named glaciers carving deep valleys visible in every contour interval.
Mt. Hood topographic contours
Mt. Hood
Oregon · 11,250 ft
Oregon's highest point. The steep symmetry of its cone translates into tight, concentric contour lines — instantly recognizable.
Mt. Adams
Washington · 12,281 ft
The massive, broad-shouldered volcano between Rainier and Hood. Its wide base creates a distinctively different contour pattern.
Mt. Baker
Washington · 10,781 ft
The northernmost Cascade volcano. Heavy glaciation and a dramatic summit crater make for compelling terrain art.
Mt. St. Helens
Washington · 8,363 ft
The 1980 eruption reshaped its contours entirely. The horseshoe crater and blast zone create a topographic signature unlike any other peak.
Three Sisters
Oregon · 10,358 ft
Three closely spaced volcanic peaks in central Oregon. The triple summit group creates dramatic overlapping contour patterns.

Coast & Islands

Where mountains meet the Pacific — sea stacks, headlands, and fjord-like inlets.

Olympic Peninsula
Washington · Mt. Olympus 7,980 ft
Temperate rainforest rising to glaciated peaks. The most rugged coastal terrain in the contiguous US.
Seattle topographic contours
Seattle
Washington · Puget Sound
The city built on seven hills between Puget Sound and Lake Washington. Urban terrain with surprising topographic character.
Columbia River Gorge
Oregon / Washington
The only sea-level route through the Cascades. Steep canyon walls and dramatic elevation changes on both sides of the river.
San Juan Islands
Washington · Salish Sea
Glacially sculpted islands in the Salish Sea. Rolling terrain, protected harbors, and Mt. Constitution on Orcas Island.

Wilderness & Backcountry

Deep wilderness terrain for the serious adventurer.

North Cascades
Washington · "American Alps"
The most rugged mountains in Washington. Jagged ridgelines, deep glacial valleys, and over 300 glaciers packed into wild terrain.
Mt. Jefferson
Oregon · 10,497 ft
Oregon's second highest peak. Remote, heavily glaciated, and surrounded by designated wilderness on all sides.
Enchantments
Washington · Alpine Lakes
Granite basins and alpine lakes in the Stuart Range. Possibly the most coveted permit in the PNW — and the terrain justifies the demand.
Eagle Creek
Oregon · Columbia Gorge
The classic Gorge trail — Tunnel Falls, Punchbowl Falls, and a narrow canyon carved through basalt. Dramatic vertical relief in tight contours.

The Terrain That Defines the Northwest

The Pacific Northwest is one of the most topographically dramatic regions on Earth. The Cascade Range — a chain of stratovolcanoes stretching from Northern California through Washington — creates a wall of volcanic peaks that catch Pacific moisture and divide the wet coastal lowlands from the dry interior. Every volcano has a distinct contour signature: Rainier's massive glacial cirques, Hood's steep symmetrical cone, St. Helens' catastrophic horseshoe crater.

Our prints are generated from 1-arc-second USGS 3DEP elevation data (roughly 30-meter resolution), the same dataset used by the US Geological Survey for their topographic maps. Each contour line traces a path of equal elevation through the terrain — the tighter the lines, the steeper the slope. The result is a precise portrait of how the land actually rises, falls, and folds.

The seven style presets let you match the art to your space: minimal black-and-white for a clean modern look, vintage paper tones for warmth, bold color for impact. Every print is rendered individually for your chosen coordinates — no two are identical.

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