Map of the Black Hills Forest Reserve and Adjacent Region in 1897

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Old topographic map / manuscript map of Black Hills National Forest, South Dakota, United States, Wyoming.

Created by Edward Morehouse Douglas, Geological Survey (U.S.) in 1897.

• Timber concentrations indicated in manuscript over printed topographic map.
• Relief shown by contours.
• Pen and ink, colored ink, and colored pencil.
• In ink in lower margin: "By Directors [sic] order this map is to be retained in office for official use. E.M. Douglas, July 14, [18]98."
• In ink in the same hand also in lower margin: "Tracing for old and new boundaries of reserve attached."
• On verso in blue pencil: "Office copy, E.M. Douglas."
• Mounted on cloth.