2011 Map of Mount Baker

About this map

Mount Baker dominates this glacial landscape, serving as the central spire for an extensive network of ice and volcanic features. The survey highlights the mountain's active character, noting the Dorr Fumarole Field and prominent features like the Roman Wall and Grant Peak. Surrounding the summit, massive ice flows such as the Coleman Glacier, Roosevelt Glacier, and Deming Glacier reach down toward the drainage basins of Heliotrope Creek and Wells Creek. For researchers, the map provides a precise record of the mountain's topography, identifying established landmarks like the Kulshan Cabin and vantage points such as Lahar Lookout. The high-elevation terrain is defined by sharp ridges like Skyline Divide and Bastile Ridge, which separate the various glacial systems and alpine basins.