"Parts of Western Wyoming, Southeastern Idaho and Northeastern Utah", Hayden, Ferdinand Vandeveer

The Hayden Survey of 1873 was commissioned to survey the land and resources of large sections of the Intermountain West. Ultimately, Hayden's survey was important in a number of ways. In addition to mapping the West, it provided a wealth of knowledge about the region's natural resources, demystified the region, and spurred westward migration. This map details wagon roads, trails, locations of ruins, towns, ranches and springs on a scale of 4 miles to 1 inch.

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Condition: B

Very light toning of folds with tissue reinforcement on verso. Couple of very tiny areas of loss at fold intersections.