1968 Map of Mount Harrison

About this map

Albion Mountains topography dominates this 1968 field-checked survey, centering on the high elevations of the Sawtooth National Forest. The landscape is defined by a complex network of drainages including Cassia Creek and Clyde Creek, which flow through steep-walled features like Canyon and Boulder Land. Recreation and land management are evident at the high-altitude Lake Cleveland, flanked by the Brackenbury Campground and the Twin Lakes Picnic Area. The map records specific resource extraction and utility points, such as the Myers Mine near the southern boundary and a Gaging Station on the lower reaches of the creek system. A numerous collection of named water sources, including Arrowhead Spring and Land Spring, illustrates the critical importance of water management in this high-desert mountain environment.