BONNER, MISSOULA, BONITA CLINTON MONTANA, 1900 TOPO MAP

BONNER, MISSOULA, BONITA CLINTON MONTANA, 1900 TOPO MAP

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Start time	06/21/2008
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BONNER, MISSOULA, BONITA CLINTON MONTANA, 1900 TOPO MAP Shipping Info  |  Payment info  |  Business Policies  |  Also Available   DescriptionIdeal for local historians, genealogists, railroad buffs, treasure hunters and relic hunters!  Shows portions of the Clark Fork River and the Blackfoot River, the Bitterroot National Forest, the Lolo National Forest, and the Deer Lodge National Forest, the cities of Missoula and Bonner, and the smaller towns of Clinton, Turah, Bonita and Potomac!  Other locations of interest include University Mountain, Sliderock Mountain, Sapphire Mountains, Mitton Mountain, Sawmill Gulch, Kitchen Gulch, Garnet Range, Miller Peak, Ninemile Prairie, Camas Creek, Camas Prairie, Johnson Gulch, Grant Creek and Sheep Mountain, and many more! Of particular interest is the 1900 railroad lay-out (the Northern Pacific Railroad). Listed as the MONTANA - BONNER QUADRANGLE.   This is an authentic 1900 survey (edition of 1903, reprinted 1949) U.S.G.S. Topographical Map reproduced in black and white and distributed by the Midcontinent Map Company until my father bought them out back in the mid '80s. These maps are not available anywhere else!  If you are a serious relic hunter these maps can be invaluable!  Shows the individual buildings, roads, railroads and the topography of the land at the time of the survey. Shows towns that no longer exist and the then current layout of all creeks and waterways. A great tool for locating ghost towns and Civil War campsites!  Actual size of map is 17" X  21 1/8" with viewable portion being 12 1/8" X 17 1/2". The scale is 1/125000 which is approximately 1 mile to the half-inch.  This map is a more modern copy, is crystal clear, and is in mint condition!   Shipping InfoUnited States and Canada: For standard-sized maps (18" X 24" or less) you have two shipping options: Tube-shipping is available for $6 and is good for as many maps as you have shipped together at the same time. Or you can elect to have your maps shipped folded twice in a manila envelope for just $3 (good for up to 5 standard-sized maps at a time). Please Note: Oversized maps MUST be shipped in a tube. International shipping is $9 for tube-shipping or $5 for folded.   Payment infoWe accept the following forms of payment: PayPal, Cashiers Checks, and Money Orders. Please be sure to use our Marketworks Checkout for faster processing. There could be a delay if not used.You will be able to choose your shipping option at the checkout. Please wait to checkout until all of your auctions have closed so we can combine shipping for you. When you are ready just click the Marketworks Checkout button for a fast easy checkout. If you are the winner, click the button above to check out right now!   Business PoliciesI believe that no deal is a good deal unless both parties are happy with it! Please contact me immediately should you ever be dissatisfied with a purchase. My return policy is: 48 hour approval, no questions asked! Buyer pays all shipping both ways. If you have any problem with your purchase please contact me first so I can try to make it right! Feedback: If you post feedback for me I will post feedback for you! Due to the volume of business I am now doing I will not post feedback unless you do.   Also AvailableTo enhance your map viewing enjoyment, we also have available a U.S.G.S. NOVEMBER 1937 TOPO MAP KEY. Written by the director of the U.S.G.S. in November of 1937, this includes the mission and history of U.S.G.S. topographical maps which were started in 1882 and by 1937 had been completed for 47% of the nation. Explains how to read topographical maps. Includes the standard symbols for: CULTURE (MAN-MADE) Including cities or villages, roads and buildings, ruins, cliff dwellings, good public roads, poor public or private roads, trails, railroads, electric railroads, tunnels, power transmission lines, wharves, breakwaters and jetties, bridges, drawbridges, ferries, fords, dams, dams with locks, canal locks, U. S. township and section lines and recovered corners, state lines, county lines, civil townships or district lines, reservation lines, land grant lines, city, village or borough lines, small parks or cemetary lines, triangulation points or traverse stations, U. S. mineral monuments, boundary monuments, bench marks, and supplementary bench marks, cemetaries, churches, schools, coke ovens, tanks and oil reservoirs, oil and gas wells, mines or quarries, prospects, shafts, mine tunnels (showing direction), lighthouses or beacons and Coast Guard stations; RELIEF Including elevation above sea level, contours (contours showing depth of water printed in blue on color maps only), depression contours, levees, washes, cliffs, mine dumps, tailings or mining debris, sand and sand dunes; and WATER Including streams, falls and rapids, intermittent streams and ditches, canals or ditches, aqueducts or waterpipes, aqueduct tunnels, lakes or ponds, unsurveyed streams and abandoned canals, intermittent lakes, glaciers, spring wells, marshes, and submerged marshes; and WOODS Printed from the back of an old U.S.G.S. Topographical Map reproduced and distributed by the Midcontinent Map Company until my father bought out their inventory back in the mid '80s. If you use U.S.G.S. topo maps, you really need this map key! Measures 18" X 22". This is a more modern copy, is crystal clear, and is in mint condition! Just go to my store, and in the Index on the left of the page, under STORE CATEGORIES, go almost all the way to the bottom of the list and you will see OTHER ITEMS. Click on that and it will take you to the current page listing the Topo Map Key.