1958 Map of Mammoth

About this map

Mammoth serves as the focal point for this 1958 field study, revealing the dense concentration of hydrothermal activity and early park infrastructure near the northern boundary of Yellowstone National Park. The landscape is dominated by the massive Mount Everts and the winding Gardner River, which cuts through the northern terrain. The map illustrates a transitional period in park management and tourism, showing the Grand Loop Road and established sites like the Lava Creek Campgrounds and Indian Creek Campground.