Some of the maps here are generated from the National Geographic mapping program "TOPO!" (see http://www.nationalgeographic.com\TOPO ) They will have the National Geographic logo on them.
The rest of the maps are public domain USGS topographical maps. So, you can use them as you see fit. This means, if you wish, while viewing the map you can click the "Save Photo" button below the photo and it will copy the photo to your computer.
For the full listing of all the topo maps for all 50 states, see this site
(I may have to change this later as it seems to be a "temp" holding area)
I was originally pointed to this resource thru the Wikipedia site found here
The rest of the maps are public domain USGS topographical maps. So, you can use them as you see fit. This means, if you wish, while viewing the map you can click the "Save Photo" button below the photo and it will copy the photo to your computer.
For the full listing of all the topo maps for all 50 states, see this site
(I may have to change this later as it seems to be a "temp" holding area)
I was originally pointed to this resource thru the Wikipedia site found here
Older topo of Newcomb Park and Teal Lake. The forest access road #615 is the general location. But it does take off from Grizzley Junction. If you don't take the Teal Lake turnoff, you will end up on Buffalo Pass/Summit Lake. USGS GeoTIFF DRG 1:24000 Quad of Teal Lake. Product:444962
Older topo of Newcomb Park and Teal Lake. The forest access road #615 is the general location. But it does take off from Grizzley Junction. If you don't take the Teal Lake turnoff, you will end up on Buffalo Pass/Summit Lake. USGS GeoTIFF DRG 1:24000 Quad of Teal Lake. Product:444962
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