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Crater Lake National Park
National Geographic / Trails Illustrated Crater Lake National Park, Oregon
Topographic map of the park centered on an ancient collapsed volcanic crater in the Cascade Range. The map is on one side, and includes 3 to 6 miles into the adjacent National Forests. The reverse side includes a large computer-generated isometric image which shows the park in simulated raised-relief as viewed from the southwest Text and diagrams explain and depict the formation of the caldera and lake. Additional text covers outdoor ethics, recreation, regulations, and hiking (with ten recommended day hikes described.) Printed on waterproof plastic.
Scale: About 1:62,500 (1 inch = about 1 mile). Contour interval: 50 feet. Size: About 25 x 37 inches. Folded. Plastic.
National Geographic / Trails Illustrated, revised 1998.
Item #TI-244. Shipping weight: 0.3 lb. Publisher's price: $9.95. Your price: $8.50 (Out of stock)
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Deschutes National Forest
Geo-Graphics Mount Jefferson Wildernessand Mt. Jefferson Recreation Map
Detailed topographic map printed on two sides. On one side is the map of Mount Jefferson Wilderness, which straddles Willamette, Mount Hood, and Deschutes national forests (the majority is in Willamette National Forest). Significant areas outside of the wilderness are also detailed. Elevation contours show the form of the land, and this is the weakness on this side of the map: In many areas of the map the reproduction of the contours was poor, and they are faint or missing, except for the heavier index contours. Other than that, the map is undoubtedly better than the USGS maps on which it was based. A green tint marks the extent of forests. Also shows roads, trails, cross-country ski trails, heavy use areas, campgrounds, picnic areas, drinking water, trailheads, swimming areas, and many other features of importance to recreationalists. Accompanying text describes the area, gives wilderness and safety tips, regulations, contact information, and more. An inset map shows the Three Fingered Jack mountain peak in more detail.On the reverse is the larger scale map of the Mount Jefferson area. Besides being more detailed, it has none of the "fading contour" problems of the other side. In fact, the contours are enhanced with subtle shaded relief, which help make the topography a bit more understandable (only a bit, though, for the shaded relief is rather too subtle). The same kinds of features on the other map are also shown on this one, i.e. roads, trails, campgrounds, etc. Mileages between trail junctions are indicated on the map.
A rather curious feature on this map is that some contours are printed in black, rather than brown. The significance of this is not explained in the key to symbols, and judging by the location of these areas (at the top of Mt. Jefferson, for example, and in the higher reaches of steep slopes) I'm supposing it indicates bare
rocks. But it is not a conventional symbol, and it would be good if they had specified the meaning.
Both maps cover about one mile into the adjacent Warm Springs Indian Reservation to the east.
Scale of Mt. Jefferson Wilderness map, 1:62,500 (1 inch = about 1 mile); contour interval = 80 feet. Scale of Mt. Jefferson Recreation Map, 1:30,000 (1 inch = about 1/2 mile); contour interval = 40 feet. Size: about 24 x 37½ inches. Folded. Paper.
Published by Geo-Graphics, 1991. New.
Item #GG-MT-JEFF. Shipping weight: 0.3 lb. Publisher's price: $6.95. Your price: $6.25 (Out of stock)
Geo-Graphics Mount Washington Wilderness
Topographic map printed on two sides shows this federal wilderness which is a part of both Deschutes and Willamette national forests. The main map is on one side only, and shows the entire region around the wilderness including the northern part of Three Sisters Wilderness to the south. Elevation contours show the form of the land. Roads and trails are detailed, with trail mileages shown between junctions. The map locates campgrounds, picnic sites, horse camps, food service, trailheads, phones, boat rentals, viewpoints, lodging, fishing, sno-parks, swimming, drinking water, boat launches, and more.The reverse side is primarily given to text, but also includes a Mount Washington orthophoto map. The latter is a gray-tone mosaic of aerial photos overprinted with place names, roads, trails, and other details. It also has elevation contours, but they are so lightly depicted, that they neither interfere with the interpretation of the photo or are of much use. The text describes the region in general, the Pacific Crest Trail, the area's geology, wildlife, history, no-trace camping, mountain climbing, and safety.
Scale, 1:30,000 (1 inch = about 1/2 mile). Contour interval = 40 feet. Size, about 28 x 40 inches. Folded. Paper.
Published by Geo-Graphics, ca. 1993. New.
Item #GG-MTWASH. Shipping weight: 0.3 lb. Publisher's price: $6.95. Your price: $6.25
Geo-Graphics Three Sisters Wilderness Mapwith Three Sisters Recreation Map
Detailed topographic map printed on two sides, covers this federal wilderness area which is a part of both Deschutes and Willamette national forests. On one side is the map covering the entire wilderness and adjacent lands, including the southern part of Mt. Washington Wilderness and the northern part of Waldo Lake Wilderness. This map uses elevation contours to show the form of the land, and maps roads and trails (with the Pacific Crest Trail specially boldened); point to point distances along the trails are given in miles. Also depicted are ranger stations, campgrounds, RV sites, picnic sites, horse camps, fishing, drinking water, food service, groceries, post offices, viewpoints, lodging, gas stations, birdwatching, cross-country skiing, boat launches, swimming, and more.On the reverse is an enlargement of the heart of the area, the trio of mountains called the Three Sisters. The elevation contours on this side are enhanced with shaded relief. The same features shown on the other map are repeated here in larger, more detailed scale.
Supplementary text describes the area in general and gives information and advice on wilderness permits, the Pacific Crest Trail, mountain climbing, wilderness regulations, low impact techniques, ideas for stock users, contact numbers, and more.
Scale of full wilderness map, 1:83,000 (1 inch = about 1.3 miles); contour interval = 80 feet. Scale of Three Sisters detail map, 1:27,000 (1 inch = 0.4 mile); contour interval = 40 feet. Size, about 28 x 39½ inches. Folded. Paper.
Published by Geo-Graphics, 2001. New.
Item #GG-3SIS. Shipping weight: 0.3 lb. Publisher's price: $6.95. Your price: $6.25 (Out of stock)
Mount Hood National Forest
Geo-Graphics Mount Hood Wilderness Mapwith the Mt. Hood / Columbia Gorge Recreation Map
Detailed topographic contour maps printed on two sides. On one side is the large-scale map of most of the Mount Hood Wilderness, centered on Mount Hood itself (detail at right). On the reverse is a same-scale extension of the wilderness area map, showing the remainder of Mount Hood Wilderness. Most of the reverse side, however, is an intermediate-scale topographic map of the entire region, from the Columbia River Gorge south to Clakamas River and Timothy Lake. Besides showing the Mount Hood Wilderness at smaller (less-detailed) scale, it also shows Hatfield Wilderness, Badger Creek Wilderness, and Salmon Huckleberry Wilderness.The maps are basically upgraded versions of USGS base maps. They show elevation contours, water features, roads, trails, campgrounds, picnic areas, sno-parks, ski areas, points of interest, food service, groceries, lodging, gas stations, and more. A green tint shows the extent of forest lands. Point-to-point distances along trails are give in miles. In addition, there are descriptions of ski trails, keyed to the map. Other text describes the major features of the area and backpacking advice.
Scale of Mt. Hood Wilderness Map, 1:30,000 (1 inch = about 1/2 mile); contour interval = 40 feet. Scale of Mt. Hood / Columbia Gorge Recreation Map, 1:125,000 (1 inch = about 2 miles); contour interval = 50 meters. Size: about 27½ x 39 inches. Folded. Paper.
Published by Geo-Graphics, 1998. New.
Item #GG-MT-HOOD. Shipping weight: 0.3 lb. Publisher's price: $6.95. Your price: $6.25
Willamette National ForestGeo-Graphics Mount Jefferson Wildernessand Mt. Jefferson Recreation Map
Detailed topographic map printed on two sides. On one side is the map of Mount Jefferson Wilderness, which straddles Willamette, Mount Hood, and Deschutes national forests (the majority is in Willamette National Forest). Significant areas outside of the wilderness are also detailed. Elevation contours show the form of the land, and this is the weakness on this side of the map: In many areas of the map the reproduction of the contours was poor, and they are faint or missing, except for the heavier index contours. Other than that, the map is undoubtedly better than the USGS maps on which it was based. A green tint marks the extent of forests. Also shows roads, trails, cross-country ski trails, heavy use areas, campgrounds, picnic areas, drinking water, trailheads, swimming areas, and many other features of importance to recreationalists. Accompanying text describes the area, gives wilderness and safety tips, regulations, contact information, and more. An inset map shows the Three Fingered Jack mountain peak in more detail.On the reverse is the larger scale map of the Mount Jefferson area. Besides being more detailed, it has none of the "fading contour" problems of the other side. In fact, the contours are enhanced with subtle shaded relief, which help make the topography a bit more understandable (only a bit, though, for the shaded relief is rather too subtle). The same kinds of features on the other map are also shown on this one, i.e. roads, trails, campgrounds, etc. Mileages between trail junctions are indicated on the map.
A rather curious feature on this map is that some contours are printed in black, rather than brown. The significance of this is not explained in the key to symbols, and judging by the location of these areas (at the top of Mt. Jefferson, for example, and in the higher reaches of steep slopes) I'm supposing it indicates bare rocks. But it is not a conventional symbol, and it would be good if they had specified the meaning.
Both maps cover about one mile into the adjacent Warm Springs Indian Reservation to the east.
Scale of Mt. Jefferson Wilderness map, 1:62,500 (1 inch = about 1 mile); contour interval = 80 feet. Scale of Mt. Jefferson Recreation Map, 1:30,000 (1 inch = about 1/2 mile); contour interval = 40 feet. Size: about 24 x 37½ inches. Folded. Paper.
Published by Geo-Graphics, 1991. New.
Item #GG-MT-JEFF. Shipping weight: 0.3 lb. Publisher's price: $6.95. Your price: $6.25
Geo-Graphics Mount Washington WildernessTopographic map printed on two sides shows this federal wilderness which is a part of both Deschutes and Willamette national forests. The main map is on one side only, and shows the entire region around the wilderness including the northern part of Three Sisters Wilderness to the south. Elevation contours show the form of the land. Roads and trails are detailed, with trail mileages shown between junctions. The map locates campgrounds, picnic sites, horse camps, food service, trailheads, phones, boat rentals, viewpoints, lodging, fishing, sno-parks, swimming, drinking water, boat launches, and more.The reverse side is primarily given to text, but also includes a Mount Washington orthophoto map. The latter is a gray-tone mosaic of aerial photos overprinted with place names, roads, trails, and other details. It also has elevation contours, but they are so lightly depicted, that they neither interfere with the interpretation of the photo or are of much use. The text describes the region in general, the Pacific Crest Trail, the area's geology, wildlife, history, no-trace camping, mountain climbing, and safety.
Scale, 1:30,000 (1 inch = about 1/2 mile). Contour interval = 40 feet. Size, about 28 x 40 inches. Folded. Paper.
Published by Geo-Graphics, ca. 1993. New.
Item #GG-MTWASH. Shipping weight: 0.3 lb. Publisher's price: $6.95. Your price: $6.25
Geo-Graphics Three Sisters Wilderness Mapwith Three Sisters Recreation Map
Detailed topographic map printed on two sides, covers this federal wilderness area which is a part of both Deschutes and Willamette national forests. On one side is the map covering the entire wilderness and adjacent lands, including the southern part of Mt. Washington Wilderness and the northern part of Waldo Lake Wilderness. This map uses elevation contours to show the form of the land, and maps roads and trails (with the Pacific Crest Trail specially boldened); point to point distances along the trails are given in miles. Also depicted are ranger stations, campgrounds, RV sites, picnic sites, horse camps, fishing, drinking water, food service, groceries, post offices, viewpoints, lodging, gas stations, birdwatching, cross-country skiing, boat launches, swimming, and more.On the reverse is an enlargement of the heart of the area, the trio of mountains called the Three Sisters. The elevation contours on this side are enhanced with shaded relief. The same features shown on the other map are repeated here in larger, more detailed scale.
Supplementary text describes the area in general and gives information and advice on wilderness permits, the Pacific Crest Trail, mountain climbing, wilderness regulations, low impact techniques, ideas for stock users, contact numbers, and more.
Scale of full wilderness map, 1:83,000 (1 inch = about 1.3 miles); contour interval = 80 feet. Scale of Three Sisters detail map, 1:27,000 (1 inch = 0.4 mile); contour interval = 40 feet. Size, about 28 x 39½ inches. Folded. Paper.
Published by Geo-Graphics, 2001. New.
Item #GG-3SIS. Shipping weight: 0.3 lb. Publisher's price: $6.95. Your price: $6.25
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