20181. Toney Mountain: Antarctica
1977. Projection: Lambert Conformal Conic Projection: Standard Parallels -72º40' and -75º20' Lambert Conformal Conic Projection: Standard Parallels -72º4... United States Geological Survey.
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1910. United States. Forest Service. Relief shown by contours, hachures and spot heights. on sheets 51 x 81 centimeters or smaller Scale approximately 1:570,240 General Map Collection. Forest Service (Washington D.C).
1929. United States. Forest Service. Relief shown by hachures and spot heights.; Greenwich prime meridian.; "Printed by the U.S. Geological Survey."; Inset: northwest continuation of m... The Service (Washington, D.C).
1928. International Joint Commission. Sheets 45-48 are reprinted from the International Joint Commission's Atlas of Lake of the Woods, 1914.; Relief shown by contour lines.; Includes in... The Commission (Washington, D.C).
2005. National Atlas of the United States. The Topographic and Bathymetric Shaded Relief of North America map layer shows depth and elevation ranges using colors, with relief enhanced by sha... National Atlas of the United States.
1926. Geological Survey (U.S.). Relief shown by contours and spot heights.; Contour interval 50 feet.; Also shows status of roads.; "Surveyed in 1925-1926."; "N4022-W12115." 53 x ... The Survey (Washington, D.C).
1929. Geological Survey (U.S.). Relief shown by contours and spot heights.; Shows status of roads.; On verso: "The topographic maps of the United States" (text and ill.). 53 x 60 ... The Survey (Washington).
1920. Surveyed 1921-22 by The Department of Conservation, State of Indiana, Division of Engineering.; Oriented with north toward the lower right.; Black ... Indiana Dept. of Conservation?.
1913. George, Russell D., 1866-. Relief shown by contours and gradient tints.; Includes diagr. showing relation of Colorado to International map of the world and insets of "Canon C... Colorado State Geological Survey (Boulder, Colo).
1914. Geological Survey (U.S.). Relief shown by spot heights and contours. Contour interval 100 feet.; George Otis Smith, Director USGS. R.B. Marshall, Chief Geographer; Sledge Ta... The Survey.