Field Survey Notebooks, 1929 - 1965

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Field Survey Notebooks, 1929 - 1965

1929-1965

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Records comprise of engineering field survey notebooks containing mathematical computations of traverse, gradients, azimuths, magnetic bearings, and angles compiled during preliminary, construction, or location surveys. Geographic area covers western half of US. Park units include: Arches National Monument (NM) Badlands NM Big Bend National Park (NP) Bandelier NM Black Canyon of the Gunnison NM Bryce Canyon NP Canyon de Chelly NM Casa Grande NM Cedar Breaks NM Coronado NM Coulee Dam NRA Crater Lake NP Craters of the Moon NM Death Valley NM Devils Tower NM Dinosaur NM Glacier NP Grand Canyon NP Grand Teton NP Fort Laramie National Historic Site Cabrillo NM Jewel Cave NM Joshua Tree NM Lassen Volcanic NP Lava Bed NP Mesa Verde NM Mt. Rainier NP Mt. Rushmore NM Muir Woods NM Natural Bridges NM Olympic NP Oregon Caves NM Pinnacles NM Paonia Reservoir Recreation Area (RA) Platt NP [includes a 1913 field book] Rocky Mountain NP Shallow Mountain Sequoia-Kings Canyon NPs Theodore Roosevelt NM Whiskeytown RA Wind Cave NP Wupatki NM Yellowstone NP Yosemite NP Zion NP

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