1957 Map of Spar City
USGS Topo · Published 1974About this map
Spar City and the surrounding high-altitude terrain of the Rio Grande National Forest are defined by the legacies of late 19th-century silver mining and the rugged geography of the San Juan Mountains. This 1957 field-checked survey captures a landscape where industry and conservation meet, featuring the Denver Tunnel and Emma Mine situated near Monument Peak. The map follows the high ridges of the Continental Divide, marking the boundary between the Rio Grande and San Juan National Forest.
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