COLLECTION NAME:
Colorado Historical Maps
Record
Collection Name:
Colorado Historical Maps
Title:
Clason's Map of the San Luis Valley
Name Display Form:
Clason Map Co.
Genre:
map
Place Term:
Denver (Colo.)
Publisher:
Clason Map Co.
Date Issued:
1908
Date Created:
1908
Date Captured:
2/19/2019
Language Term:
English
Form:
cartographic material
Extent:
1 map; 64 x 42 cm, on sheet 73 x 49 cm
Physical Description Note:
Transferred from the Archives, University of Colorado at Boulder Libraries July 2004; 242. University of Colorado Historical Collections; Hall, Babbitt, & Thayer papers. C.U. Libraries has two copies. c. 1 has torn upper right corner; c.2 has torn upper right corner which cuts off part of northeastern section of inset map of Colorado. Both copies have repaired areas on edges. Neither appears to have originally been folded.
Note:
Relief shown by hachures and spot heights.
Note:
Blue line print.
Note:
Inset: Map of Colorado showing location of the "sunny" San Luis Valley.
Note:
Shows towns, railroads, roads, bodies of water, ditches, national forests, and township and range grid. Also shows boundary lines for Saguache, Rio Grande, Costilla, and Conejos counties.
Subject Geographic:
San Luis Valley (Alamosa, Colorado, United States, North America) (valley)
Subject Cartographics Scale:
Scale approximately 1:206,000
Subject Cartographics Coordinates:
W 106°22'00"--W 105°24'45"/N 38°07'15"--N 37°00'00"
Identifier:
maps_coHistorical_clasonsSanLuis1908.jp2
Physical Location:
For more information about the physical collection, visit the Jerry Crail Johnson Earth Sciences & Map Library
Shelf Identifier:
G4312.S35G3 1908 .C5
Rights:
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Clason's Map of the San Luis Valley
