1957 Topographic Map of Olympic National Park
DESCRIPTION
The vibrant blue and green colors on this antique topographic map are attractive to view. The map information showcases the Pacific Ocean, the Strait of Juan de Fuca, along with many lakes, rivers & mountains in this diverse region. This massive National Park is bordered in red, but the map includes vicinity information as well.
About Olympic National Park
This vast park is located on the Washington Olympic Peninsula in the Pacific Northwest. Over 1,442 square miles in size, it sprawls across several different ecosystems, from the Olympic Mountains to old-growth forests and Rain forests. Established in 1938 by Franklin D. Roosevelt, the park is home to 8 indigenous Tribes. In 1981, this Park was added to the World Heritage Site. There’s plenty of activities for the 2.5 million visitors per year. Some of the outdoor opportunities include: skiing, hiking, fishing, camping, trails, kayaking, Snowboarding, Mountain climbing, and visiting a Hot Spring.
CONDITION
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