A rare piece of Canadian astronomical history — this official souvenir map was published by Manitoba Government Travel and distributed free to the public to commemorate the total solar eclipse of February 26, 1979, the last total solar eclipse visible from mainland Canada in the 20th century.

The eclipse path crossed Manitoba, making this province one of the prime viewing locations for what was a once-in-a-generation celestial event. This map served as both a practical guide and a commemorative keepsake for those who witnessed the phenomenon.

• Publisher: Manitoba Government Travel
• Event: Total Solar Eclipse — February 26, 1979
• Region: Manitoba, Canada
• Distribution: Free public distribution (government issue)
• Format: Folded souvenir map
• Condition: See listing photos for details

A must-have for collectors of Canadiana, space memorabilia, astronomical ephemera, and Manitoba history.