1926 Map of Fraser
USGS Topo · Published 1948About this map
Fraser and Tabernash serve as the primary valley settlements in this 1920s-era mountain landscape, shaped by the critical infrastructure of the Denver and Salt Lake railroad. The engineering marvel of the Moffat Tunnel is clearly marked at West Portal, representing a pivotal shift in transcontinental travel and local transport. The surrounding terrain of the Arapaho Range and the Continental Divide is dotted with evidence of early 20th-century industry and administration, from the Lumber Flume along St Louis Creek to the Byers Ranger Sta and Idlewild Ranger Station.
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