1957 Map of Byers Peak
USGS Topo · Published 1959About this map
The Continental Divide forms a high-altitude spine across this 1957 survey, marking the jagged boundary where water shed alternates between the South Fork Williams Fork and St Louis Creek. This high-country landscape in the Arapaho National Forest is defined by its water management and mining history, notably the St Louis Aqueduct and the Steelmann Dam that diverted alpine runoff for down-basin development. Peaks like Byers Peak, Bills Peak, and St Louis Peak tower over the valley floors, providing a clear picture of the region's topography before modern recreational expansion.
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Editions of this 1957 Byers Peak Map
7 editions found
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