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hand-drawn map from the adirondack explorer magazine
GPS visual of a hike
no need to interpret topographic lines all by yourself
watercolor mountain range detailing the visible adirondack mountains over lake champlaign, burlington VT.
Wooded sign conveying the name of the trailhead and a preview profile of 3 main peaks along it (Lafayette, Lincoln & Liberty).
via Bridal path falling waters trailhead
Solution to displaying various huts in a complicated range of mountains.
via AMC's Green Leaf Hut
Created for tourism and 'what to do's, it also is effective in summing up the bumpy terrain of the area.
via: http://www.mappery.com/map-of/White-Mountains-New-Hampshire-Map
This is a folded antique print entitled “Compartive Heights of Mountains”, illustrating the relative heights of the world’s mountains. Engraved by & & D. Duncan, Glasgow, and published by Blackie & Son, Glasgow. From a book published in 1862.
Detail from a map of Seattle by the Kroll Map Company, 1925
Tourism map for the White Mountains, created in 1854 by Franklin Leavitt, a New Hampshire native. The hotels location correspond roughly with the mountains.
via: http://raunerlibrary.blogspot.com/2011_04_17_archive.html
"The global map of vegetation provided information on not only the spatial extent of various botanical types, but also vignette sketches of altitudinal variations within particular mountain systems at different latitude in the “Old” and “New” worlds..."
via: http://cybergeo.revues.org/25478
On the work of Alexander von Humboldt, a Prussian geographer, naturalist, and explorer.
quick, detailed overview of race routes. noting three important elevation data points.
via: https://www.competehub.com/
elevation profile of the presidential range, showing the treeline.
via: http://www.themountainpath.net/mt-washington-via-adams-and-jefferson/