1938 Map of Mt. Lincoln

About this map

Mt Lincoln and the high summits of the Tenmile and Mosquito Ranges dominate this 1930s survey of the Continental Divide. The map captures a landscape defined by high-altitude mining activity, featuring established mining centers like Kokomo, Robinson, and London. The settlement at Alma sits at the edge of the Pike National Forest, while the former mining camp of Quartzville remains visible near the upper reaches of Moose Creek. This era of documentation shows the intricate network of gulches and peaks before modern resort development, including landmarks like Fremont Pass and Mosquito Pass.