Isla Nublar Topographic 3D Map

“I own an island. Off the coast of Costa Rica.” — John Hammond

Isla Nublar was a remote island located 120 miles west of Costa Rica and 87 miles east of the Muertes Archipelago. The island spanned 77 square kilometers and featured mountainous ridges that created diverse ecological niches.

In the 1980s, after John Hammond abandoned the idea of a smaller Jurassic Park: San Diego, his company, InGen, searched for a larger and more isolated preserve. In 1987, the last remaining descendant of the Bribri Tribe resettled off Isla Nublar. That same year, Costa Rica agreed to lease both Isla Nublar and the Muertes Archipelago to InGen for 99 years. The lease was later inherited by Masrani Global Corporation. Construction of Jurassic Park then commenced.

The island was intended to host Jurassic Park, a tourist attraction featuring living dinosaurs cloned from prehistoric DNA. However, the park was abandoned before it could open to the public, due to multiple containment breaches in 1993.

Elite Creature Collectibles presents a 3D art display of scaled Isla Nublar, showcasing every key location from Jurassic Park, including Mount Sibo and the active dinosaur tracking map.

Height: Approximately 10.6 inches (27 cm), including base
Width: Approximately 13 inches (33 cm)
Depth: Approximately 2.4 inches (6 cm)
Materials: Resin & Acrylic
Edition Size: Limited to 200 pieces worldwide