1953 Map of Aspen Basin
USGS Topo · Published 1983About this map
Santa Fe National Forest encompasses this high-altitude landscape within the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, where water is the primary architect of the terrain. The Santa Fe River, Rio Nambe, and Rio En Medio descend from glacial tarns like Santa Fe Lake and Nambe Lake near the 12,000-foot summits of Santa Fe Baldy and Lake Peak. Historic land divisions are prominent, including the Juan De Gabaldon Grant and various grant boundaries that intersect the national forest.
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Editions of this 1953 Aspen Basin Map
6 editions found
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