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FWCB Map Catalog Cataloged September 2009 MAP CABINET MAP DRAWER MAP TITLE DATE REGION TYPE OF MAP MAP PREPARED BY PREPARED FOR: SCALE LOCATION PHOTO SERVICE GARFIELD COUNTY COMPANY PITTSBURGH US DEPT OF AERIAL MAP OF GARFIELD COUNTY COLORADO 1968 COLORADO AERIAL PA AGRICULTURE 1 INCH: 1 MILE 4 ARCTIC ECOLOGY MAP SERIES - ANDERSON DEPT OF ENERGY, RIVER 1969 ANDERSON STRAIT BASE MAP MINES & RESOURCES 1.25 INCHES: 20 MILES 9 ARCTIC ECOLOGY MAP SERIES - ARCTIC RED DEPT OF ENERGY, RIVER N.W. 66/136 1960 ARCTIC RED RIVER N.W. BASE MAP MINES & RESOURCES 1.25 INCHES: 20 MILES 9 ARCTIC ECOLOGY MAP SERIES - BALLANTYNE DEPT OF ENERGY, STRAIT 1969 BALLANTYNE STRAIT BASE MAP MINES & RESOURCES 1.25 INCHES: 20 MILES 9 ARCTIC ECOLOGY MAP SERIES - BELCHER DEPT OF ENERGY, CHANNEL 1956 BELCHER CHANNEL BASE MAP MINES & RESOURCES 1.25 INCHES: 20 MILES 9 DEPT OF ENERGY, ARCTIC ECOLOGY MAP SERIES - DAVIS STRAIT 1967 DAVIS STRAIT BASE MAP MINES & RESOURCES 1.25 INCHES: 20 MILES 9 ARCTIC ECOLOGY MAP SERIES - DUBAWNT DEPT OF ENERGY, RIVER 1967 DUBAWNT RIVER BASE MAP MINES & RESOURCES 1.25 INCHES: 20 MILES 9 DEPT OF ENERGY, ARCTIC ECOLOGY MAP SERIES - ECLIPSE SOUND 1951 ECLIPSE SOUND BASE MAP MINES & RESOURCES 1.25 INCHES: 20 MILES 9 DEPT OF ENERGY, ARCTIC ECOLOGY MAP SERIES - EUREKA SOUND 1961 EUREKA SOUND BASE MAP MINES & RESOURCES 1.25 INCHES: 20 MILES 9 ARCTIC ECOLOGY MAP SERIES - FORT GEORGE DEPT OF ENERGY, RIVER 1953 FORT GEORGE RIVER BASE MAP MINES & RESOURCES 1.25 INCHES: 20 MILES 9 ARCTIC ECOLOGY MAP SERIES - GREAT BEAR DEPT OF ENERGY, RIVER 1967 GREAT BEAR RIVER BASE MAP MINES & RESOURCES 1.25 INCHES: 20 MILES 9 ARCTIC ECOLOGY MAP SERIES - HERSCHEL N.W. DEPT OF ENERGY, 68/144 1962 HERSCHEL CANADA-US BASE MAP MINES & RESOURCES 1.25 INCHES: 20 MILES 9 DEPT OF ENERGY, ARCTIC ECOLOGY MAP SERIES - HORTON RIVER 1969 HORTON RIVER BASE MAP MINES & RESOURCES 1.25 INCHES: 20 MILES 9 ARCTIC ECOLOGY MAP SERIES - JONES SOUND JONES SOUND CANADA- DEPT OF ENERGY, (2020) 1957 GREENLAND BASE MAP MINES & RESOURCES 1.25 INCHES: 20 MILES 9 DEPT OF ENERGY, ARCTIC ECOLOGY MAP SERIES - KOGALUK RIVER 1967 KOGALUK RIVER BASE MAP MINES & RESOURCES 1.25 INCHES: 20 MILES 9 DEPT OF ENERGY, ARCTIC ECOLOGY MAP SERIES - KOKSOAK RIVER 1961 KOKSOAK RIVER BASE MAP MINES & RESOURCES 1.25 INCHES: 20 MILES 9 ARCTIC ECOLOGY MAP SERIES - KOUKDJUAK DEPT OF ENERGY, RIVER 1967 KOUKDJUAK BASE MAP MINES & RESOURCES 1.25 INCHES: 20 MILES 9 M:\\fwb-rcp\jpratt\joyce\FWCBdept\MAPcatalog FWCB Map Catalog Cataloged September 2009 MAP CABINET MAP DRAWER MAP TITLE DATE REGION TYPE OF MAP MAP PREPARED BY PREPARED FOR: SCALE LOCATION DEPT OF ENERGY, ARCTIC ECOLOGY MAP SERIES - KOVIK RIVER 1956 KOVIK RIVER BASE MAP MINES & RESOURCES 1.25 INCHES: 20 MILES 9 ARCTIC ECOLOGY MAP SERIES - LANCASTER DEPT OF ENERGY, SOUND 1956 LANCASTER SOUND BASE MAP MINES & RESOURCES 1.25 INCHES: 20 MILES 9 ARCTIC ECOLOGY MAP SERIES - LOCKHART DEPT OF ENERGY, RIVER 1966 LOCKHART RIVER BASE MAP MINES & RESOURCES 1.25 INCHES: 20 MILES 9 DEPT OF ENERGY, ARCTIC ECOLOGY MAP SERIES - MAGUSE RIVER 1948 MAGUSE RIVER BASE MAP MINES & RESOURCES 1.25 INCHES: 20 MILES 9 ARCTIC ECOLOGY MAP SERIES - MURCHISON DEPT OF ENERGY, RIVER 1958 MURCHISON RIVER BASE MAP MINES & RESOURCES 1.25 INCHES: 20 MILES 9 DEPT OF ENERGY, ARCTIC ECOLOGY MAP SERIES - PEEL RIVER 1964 PEEL RIVER BASE MAP MINES & RESOURCES 1.25 INCHES: 20 MILES 9 ARCTIC ECOLOGY MAP SERIES - PORT BRABANT DEPT OF ENERGY, CANADA 1966 PORT BRABANT BASE MAP MINES & RESOURCES 1.25 INCHES: 20 MILES 9 DEPT OF ENERGY, ARCTIC ECOLOGY MAP SERIES - QUOICH RIVER 1968 QUOICH RIVER BASE MAP MINES & RESOURCES 1.25 INCHES: 20 MILES 9 ARCTIC ECOLOGY MAP SERIES - REDSTONE DEPT OF ENERGY, RIVER 1963 REDSTONE RIVER BASE MAP MINES & RESOURCES 1.25 INCHES: 20 MILES 9 ARCTIC ECOLOGY MAP SERIES - ROBESON DEPT OF ENERGY, CHANNEL 1963 ROBESON CHANNEL BASE MAP MINES & RESOURCES 1.25 INCHES: 20 MILES 9 DEPT OF MINES & ARCTIC ECOLOGY MAP SERIES - ROWLEY RIVER 1951 ROWLEY RIVER BASE MAP TECHNICAL SURVEYS 1.25 INCHES: 20 MILES 9 DEPT OF ENERGY, ARCTIC ECOLOGY MAP SERIES - SLAVE RIVER 1965 SLAVE RIVER BASE MAP MINES & RESOURCES 1.25 INCHES: 20 MILES 9 WORLD AERONAUTICAL DEPT OF ENERGY, ARCTIC ECOLOGY MAP SERIES - SOPER RIVER 1968 SOPER RIVER MAP MINES & RESOURCES 1.25 INCHES: 20 MILES 9 DEPT OF ENERGY, ARCTIC ECOLOGY MAP SERIES - SUTTON RIVER 1952 SUTTON RIVER BASE MAP MINES & RESOURCES 1.25 INCHES: 20 MILES 9 DEPT OF ENERGY, ARCTIC ECOLOGY MAP SERIES - THELON RIVER 1968 THELON RIVER BASE MAP MINES & RESOURCES 1.25 INCHES: 20 MILES 9 ARCTIC ECOLOGY MAP SERIES - THOMSEN DEPT OF ENERGY, RIVER 1969 THOMSEN RIVER BASE MAP MINES & RESOURCES 1.25 INCHES: 20 MILES 9 ARCTIC ECOLOGY MAP SERIES - VICTORIA DEPT OF ENERGY, STRAIT 1956 VICTORIA STRAIT BASE MAP MINES & RESOURCES 1.25 INCHES: 20 MILES 9 M:\\fwb-rcp\jpratt\joyce\FWCBdept\MAPcatalog FWCB Map Catalog Cataloged September 2009 MAP CABINET MAP DRAWER MAP TITLE DATE REGION TYPE OF MAP MAP PREPARED BY PREPARED FOR: SCALE LOCATION ARCTIC ECOLOGY MAP SERIES - VISCOUNT DEPT OF ENERGY, MELVILLE SOUND 1968 VISCOUNT MELVILLE SOUND BASE MAP MINES & RESOURCES 1.25 INCHES: 20 MILES 9 DEPT OF NAVY FACILITIES GENERAL ENGINEERING ARGENTIA & SHIP HARBOURS 1948 ARGENTIA DEVELOPMENT MAP COMMAND US NAVY 1:25,000 14 DEPT OF NAVY FACILITIES GENERAL ENGINEERING ARGENTIA HARBOR 1971 ARGENTIA DEVELOPMENT MAP COMMAND US NAVY 14 US DEPT OF US FOREST SERVICES - ASHLEY NATIONAL FOREST 1971 UTAH WYOMING TOPOGRAPHY AGRICULTURE DEPT OF AGRICULTURE 1/2 INCH: 1 MILE 14 GARFIELD COUNTY ATLANTIC RICHFIELD COMPANY OPERATOR 1970 COLORADO TOPOGRAPHY DOW PROPERTY 4 C.W. THORNTHWAITE ATLAS OF CLIMATIC TYPES IN THE UNITED 1900- OFFICE OF RESEARCH US DEPT OF STATES 1900-1939 1939 UNITED STATES CLIMATIC SOIL CONSER. SERVICE AGRICULTURE 7 NATIONAL OCEANIC & ATMOSPHERIC 1:75 INCHES: 1000 BALTIMORE HARBOR 1992 MARYLAND RIVER US DEPT OF COMMERCE ADMINISTRATION YARDS 10 NATIONAL OCEANIC & ATMOSPHERIC 1:75 INCHES: 1000 BOSTON HARBOR 1991 MASSACHUSETTS RIVER US DEPT OF COMMERCE ADMINISTRATION YARDS 10 CACHE NATIONAL FOREST IDAHO & UTAH BUREAU OF LAND US DEPT OF BOISE AND SALT LAKE MERIDIANS 1953 IDAHO-UTAH TOPOGRAPHY MANAGEMENT AGRICULTURE 1 INCH: 4 MILES 8 ARMY SURVEY CANADA 1966 CAPE CHURCHILL TOPOGRAPHY ESTABLISHMENT, R.C.E. 1:250000 7 DEPT OF ENERGY, CANADA 1971 ST JOHN'S NEWFOUNDLAND TOPOGRAPHY MINES & RESOURCES 1:250000 7 ARMY SURVEY CANADA - ST JOHN'S NEWFOUNDLAND 1966 ST JOHN'S NEWFOUNDLAND WORLD ESTABLISHMENT, R.C.E. 1.25 INCHES: 1 MILE 1 M:\\fwb-rcp\jpratt\joyce\FWCBdept\MAPcatalog FWCB Map Catalog Cataloged September 2009 MAP CABINET MAP DRAWER MAP TITLE DATE REGION TYPE OF MAP MAP PREPARED BY PREPARED FOR: SCALE LOCATION CAPE CHURCHILL MANITOBA ARMY SURVEY DEPT OF MINES & CAPE CHURCHILL MANITOBA CANADA 1947 CANADA TOPOGRAPHY ESTABLISHMENT, R.C.E. RESOURCES 1:250 000 8 NATIONAL OCEANIC & ATMOSPHERIC CAPE COD BAY 1970 CAPE COD BAY CANADA NAUTICAL US DEPT OF COMMERCE ADMINISTRATION 1:80,000 10 ARMY SURVEY DEPT OF MINES & CHURCHILL MANITOBA CANADA 1966 CHURCHILL MANITOBA TOPOGRAPHY ESTABLISHMENT, R.C.E. TECHNICAL SURVEYS 1:250 000 8 PLANIMETRIC SERIES BUREAU OF LAND COLORADO 1977 COLLBRAN MAP MANAGEMENT 1:126,720 4 US GEOLOGICAL COLORADO 1969 COLORADO GEOLOGICAL SURVEY US DEPT OF INTERIOR 1 INCH: 8 MILES 4 PLANIMETRIC SERIES BUREAU OF LAND COLORADO 1977 CRAWFORD MAP MANAGEMENT 1:126,720 4 PLANIMETRIC SERIES BUREAU OF LAND COLORADO 1977 DELTA MAP MANAGEMENT 1:126,720 4 PLANIMETRIC SERIES BUREAU OF LAND COLORADO 1977 PAONIA RESERVOIR MAP MANAGEMENT 1:126,720 4 BUREAU OF COLORADO WATER RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT 1970 COLORADO RECLAMANTION US DEPT OF INTERIOR .625 INCH: 10 MILES 6 PLANIMETRIC SERIES US DEPT OF COMANCHE NATIONAL GRASSLAND 1970 COLORADO MAP US FOREST SERVICE AGRICULTURE 1/2 INCH: 1 MILE 10 COUNTY MAP SERIES - GARFIELD COUNTY GARFIELD COUNTY US GEOLOGICAL SHEET 1 OF 5 1975 COLORADO TOPOGRAPHY SURVEY 1:50 000 12 COUNTY MAP SERIES - GARFIELD COUNTY GARFIELD COUNTY US GEOLOGICAL SHEET 2 OF 5 1975 COLORADO TOPOGRAPHY SURVEY 1:50 000 12 COUNTY MAP SERIES - GARFIELD COUNTY GARFIELD COUNTY US GEOLOGICAL SHEET 3 OF 5 1975 COLORADO TOPOGRAPHY SURVEY 1:50 000 12 COUNTY MAP SERIES - GARFIELD COUNTY GARFIELD COUNTY US GEOLOGICAL SHEET 4 OF 5 1975 COLORADO TOPOGRAPHY SURVEY 1:50 000 12 COUNTY MAP SERIES - GARFIELD COUNTY GARFIELD COUNTY US GEOLOGICAL SHEET 5 OF 5 1975 COLORADO TOPOGRAPHY SURVEY 1:50 000 12 COUNTY MAP SERIES - GRAND COUNTY SHEET 1 US GEOLOGICAL OF 4 1978 GRAND COUNTY COLORADO TOPOGRAPHY SURVEY 1:50 000 12 M:\\fwb-rcp\jpratt\joyce\FWCBdept\MAPcatalog FWCB Map Catalog Cataloged September 2009 MAP CABINET MAP DRAWER MAP TITLE DATE REGION TYPE OF MAP MAP PREPARED BY PREPARED FOR: SCALE LOCATION COUNTY MAP SERIES - GRAND COUNTY SHEET 2 US GEOLOGICAL OF 4 1978 GRAND COUNTY COLORADO TOPOGRAPHY SURVEY 1:50 000 12 COUNTY MAP SERIES - RIO BLANCO COUNTY RIO BLANCO COUNTY US GEOLOGICAL SHEET 1 OF 6 1975 COLORADO TOPOGRAPHY SURVEY 1:50 000 12 COUNTY MAP SERIES - RIO BLANCO COUNTY RIO BLANCO COUNTY US GEOLOGICAL SHEET 2 OF 6 1975 COLORADO TOPOGRAPHY SURVEY 1:50 000 12 COUNTY MAP SERIES - RIO BLANCO COUNTY RIO BLANCO COUNTY US GEOLOGICAL SHEET 3 OF 6 1975 COLORADO TOPOGRAPHY SURVEY 1:50 000 12 COUNTY MAP SERIES - RIO BLANCO COUNTY RIO BLANCO COUNTY US GEOLOGICAL SHEET 4 OF 6 1975 COLORADO TOPOGRAPHY SURVEY 1:50 000 12 COUNTY MAP SERIES - RIO BLANCO COUNTY 1975 RIO BLANCO COUNTY TOPOGRAPHY US GEOLOGICAL 1:50 000 12 COUNTY MAP SERIES - RIO BLANCO COUNTY RIO BLANCO COUNTY US GEOLOGICAL SHEET 6 OF 6 1975 COLORADO TOPOGRAPHY SURVEY 1:50 000 12 SAGUACHE COUNTY US GEOLOGICAL COUNTY MAP SERIES - SAGUACHE COUNTY 1980 COLORADO TOPOGRAPHY SURVEY 1:50 000 12 LARIMER COUNTY CSURF - MAXWELL RESEARCH AREA 1974 COLORADO TOPOGRAPHY 14 SURVEYOR GENERAL DEPT OF NATIONAL DEFENCE ARMY SURVEY ARMY SURVEY DEPT OF MINES AND ESTABLISHMENT 1948 CHURCHILL MANITOBA TOPOGRAPHY ESTABLISHMENT, R.C.E.
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    DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR HUBERT WORK. SECRETARY NATIONAL PARK SERVICE STEPHEN T. MATHER. DIRECTOR RULES AND REGULATIONS CRATER LAKE NATIONAL PARK OREGON PALISADE POINT, MOUNT SCOTT IN THE DISTANCE 1923 Season from July 1 to September 30 THE PHANTOM SHIP. FISHING IS EXCELLENT IN CRATER LAKE. THE NATIONAL PARKS AT A GLANCE. [Number, 19; total area, 11,372 square miles.] Area in National parks in Distinctive characteristics. order of creation. Location. squaro miles. Hot Springs Middle Arkansas li 40 hot springs possessing curative properties- 1832 Many hotels and boarding houses—20 bath­ houses under public control. Yellowstone Northwestern Wyo­ 3.348 More geysers than in all rest of world together- 1872 ming. Boiling springs—Mud volcanoes—Petrified for­ ests—Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, remark­ able for gorgeous coloring—Large lakes—Many largo streams and waterfalls—Vast wilderness, greatest wild bird and animal preserve in world— Exceptional trout fishing. Sequoia. Middle eastern Cali­ 252 The Big Tree National Park—several hundred 1S90 fornia. sequoia trees over 10 feet in diameter, some 25 to 36 feet, hi diameter—Towering mountain ranges- Startling precipices—Mile long cave of delicate beauty." Yosemito Middle eastern Cali­ 1,125 Valley of world-famed beauty—Lofty chits—Ro­ 1890 fornia. mantic vistas—Many waterfalls of extraordinary height—3 groves of big trees—High Sierra— Waterwhcol falls—Good trout fishing. General Grant Middle eastern Cali­ 4 Created to preserve the celebrated General Grant 1S90 fornia. Tree, 3* feet in diameter—6 miles from Sequoia National Park. Mount Rainier ... West central Wash­ 321 Largest accessible single peak glacier system—28 1899 ington.
  • Polar Continental Shelf Program Science Report 2019: Logistical Support for Leading-Edge Scientific Research in Canada and Its Arctic

    Polar Continental Shelf Program Science Report 2019: Logistical Support for Leading-Edge Scientific Research in Canada and Its Arctic

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