1974 Map of Carbonate

About this map

Carbonate sits high on a plateau in the heart of the White River National Forest, where this survey records a landscape defined by seasonal camps and a complex network of backcountry routes. The terrain is marked by high-altitude features like Quartzite Ridge and Baxter Peak, providing a glimpse into the rugged geography that isolated this former mining camp. Beyond the scattered Prospects, the map reveals an intricate hydrography of alpine basins, including White Owl Lake, Grizzly Lake, and the smaller Duck Lake.