1963 Map of Mt Logan

About this map

Mt Logan dominates this high-altitude landscape in the mid-1960s, a region defined by its complex glacial systems and steep alpine terrain. The map details the frozen expanses of the Banded Glacier, Fremont Glacier, and Douglas Glacier radiating from the central massif. To the north, the sharp divide of Ragged Ridge separates the drainage of Panther Creek from the high basin of Fisher Creek. Evidence of active geological processes is visible in features like the Rock Cabin Avalanche near Red Mountain. The survey also marks the boundary between Skagit and Chelan counties, following the high ridges through Fisher Pass. While most of the area is occupied by ice and rock, the sheltered North Fork Meadows along the North Fork Bridge Creek provide a rare break in the vertical relief.