1956 Map of Markleeville
USGS Topo · Published 1959About this map
Markleeville serves as the central hub of this High Sierra landscape, situated near the confluence of the East Fork Carson River and Hot Springs Creek. The survey reveals a region defined by its mid-century mineral and recreation interests, where the Silver Mtn (Site) and numerous historic workings like the Burnside Mine, Alhambra Mine, and IXL Mine dot the alpine terrain. Access to the high country is marked by a network of jeep trails and significant mountain crossings, most notably the high-elevation Ebbetts Pass and the Pacific Grade Summit.
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Editions of this 1956 Markleeville Map
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Historical Maps of Markleeville Through Time
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