Iceland Geological Map Print - Islandia - 1898 Vintage Topographic and Volcanic Survey Map

This 1898 geological map of Iceland, titled Islandia, presents a richly detailed view of the island’s dynamic volcanic landscape and rugged terrain. Originally published as part of a scientific survey, it highlights the region’s geological strata using vibrant color codes and fine linework. Mountains, lava fields, glaciers, and tectonic features are meticulously documented, providing a compelling visual record of Iceland’s geological identity at the turn of the 20th century. This map is a striking blend of scientific observation and antique artistry, capturing the complexity and raw power of one of Earth’s most geologically active places.

This print is ideal for geologists, map collectors, Iceland enthusiasts, or anyone intrigued by the natural forces that shape our planet. Whether displayed in a study, classroom, office, or science-focused environment, it serves as both a beautiful conversation piece and an educational reference. It’s especially meaningful for travelers with a connection to Iceland, as well as historians of Earth science and early cartography. With its unique visual appeal and intellectual depth, this print brings together nature, history, and design in a way few other maps can.

Printed on matte paper, this high-resolution reproduction faithfully preserves the vibrant colors and technical details of the original 1898 map. The matte finish provides a soft, non-reflective surface that enhances readability and adds a professional touch. A must-have for fans of scientific illustration, volcanic history, or Nordic topography, this Iceland geological map print is a stunning reminder of the powerful natural forces that continue to shape the island to this day. Its blend of accuracy and antique beauty makes it a standout addition to any serious map collection.