Mapping the battle to open the Channel ports.
This original town plan of Calais was produced to guide Allied forces during Operation Undergo, the 3rd Canadian Infantry Division’s assault to liberate the city in September 1944. The map provided essential detail of the port, canals, and urban layout as Canadian troops fought to clear the last German strongholds along the Channel coast.
An authentic reproduction of a wartime planning map, it captures the tactical complexity of the fighting that helped secure Allied supply routes following the Normandy campaign.
Product Details:
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Printed on 175gsm premium fine-art paper
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Matte finish for an authentic archival appearance
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Created from high-resolution scans of the original wartime map
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Depicts the port, urban layout, and waterways of Calais used in operational planning
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Ideal for collectors, historians, educators, and battlefield visitors
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Ships worldwide in protective packaging
A faithful reproduction of the Calais Town Plan, showcasing the detail and precision behind the Canadian Army’s liberation of France’s Channel ports.