1912 Map of Mt. Goddard

About this map

Indian Reservation lands and the high elevations of the Sierra National Forest dominate this early 20th-century survey of the eastern Sierra. The map details a landscape transition from the agricultural and utility infrastructure in Round Valley to the high-altitude peaks of the Great Western Divide. Significant engineering of the era is evident in the presence of the Ward Tunnel and a Power Station near Andrews Camp, reflecting the early development of hydroelectric power and water management in the region. The iconic Muir Trail threads through the high country, connecting alpine landmarks such as Lake Sabrina, Marie Lake, and Martha Lake. Notable peaks like Mt Stanford, Mt Humphreys, and Mt Abbot serve as primary navigational points across the boundary between Mono and Inyo counties.