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The “Historical Atlas of British Columbia and the Pacific Northwest” is a comprehensive and beautifully presented book that covers the history and geography of this region. Published by Dornier Gmbh, this hardcover atlas features detailed maps and insightful commentary by author Derek Hayes. The book measures 11.1 inches in length, 6.1 inches in width, and 1.1 inches in height, making it a substantial and visually appealing publication. With a weight of 40.1 ounces, this atlas is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history and cultural significance of British Columbia and the Pacific Northwest.
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To order, contact seller with quadrangle name(s). Shipping is flat $3.99 per order, regardless of number of maps. Expedited shipping available on request. Following are the quadrangle names of available maps (with county in parens), along with the scale and US Geological Survey or Washington Division of Geology & Earth Resources catalog numbers. MF-and OF-series maps are black & white; others in full color unless noted. 7-1/2′ unless noted. These are original maps as issued, mostly in printed envelopes; like new or very good condition except as noted. Arlington East (Snohomish) 1:24,000. USGS MF-1739 (1985). Arlington West (Snohomish) 1:24,000. USGS MF-1740 (1985). Bluelight 15′ (Yakima/Klickitat) 1:48,000; 2-color. WDGER GM-35 (1988). Bodie Mountain 15′ (Ferry/Okanogan) 1:62,500. USGS GQ-636 (1967). Bothell (Snohomish/King) 1:24,000. USGS MF-1747 (1985). (The) Brothers 15′ (Jefferson/Mason/Kitsap) 1:62,500. USGS GQ-969 (1972). Buckley (Pierce) 1:24,000. USGS GQ-125 (1959). Chewelah (Stevens) 1:24,000. USGS MF-2141 (1990). Chiwaukum 4 NE (Chelan) 1:24,000. USGS MF-794 (1976 / reprint 1990). Clarkston 15′ (Asotin/Garfield) 1:62,500. WDGER GM-31 (1985). Colville (partial; with Echo Valley) (Ferry) 1:24,000. WDGER OF 85-7 (1985). Cowlitz Falls (Lewis/Skamania) 1:24,000. USGS GQ-1682 (1993). Cumberland (King) 1:24,000; 2-color. WDGER GM-2 (1963). Deep Lake (Stevens/Pend Oreille) 1:24,000; 1-color. USGS MF-237 (1960). Des Moines (King) 1:24,000; markings. USGS GQ-159 (1962). Destruction Island (with Tahola) 15′ (Jefferson/Grays Harbor) 1:62,500. WDGER GM-13 (1975). Dungeness (Clallam) 1:24,000. WDGER OF 79-17 (1979). Echo Valley (with Colville) (Ferry) 1:24,000. WDGER OF 85-7 (1985). Edmonds East (Snohomish/King) 1:24,000. USGS MF-1541 (1983). Edmonds West (partial) (Snohomish/King) 1:24,000. USGS MF-1541 (1983). Ellensburg 15′ (Kittitas/Yakima) 2-color; 1:62,500. WDGER GM-28 (1983). Everett (Snohomish) 1:24,000. USGS MF-1748 (1985). Forest Center (with Springdale) (Stevens) with 29-page text; 1:24,000. WDGER OF 80-3 (1980). Gardiner (partial) (Clallam); 1:24,000. WDGER OF 79-19 (1979). Glacier Peak 15′ (Snohomish/Chelan); 1:62,500. USGS GQ-473 (1966). Goldendale 15′ (Klickitat); 1:38,400. WDGER OF 87-15 (1987). Granite Falls 15′ (Snohomish); 1:50,000. USGS I-1852 (1989). Grays River 15′ (Wahkiakum/Pacific); 1:62,500. WDGER GM-4 (1968). Humptulips 15′ (Grays Harbor); 1:62,500. WDGER GM-33 (1986). Husum 15′ (Klickitat); 1:62,500. USGS MF-280 (1964). Inchelium 15′ (Stevens/Ferry); 1:48,000. USGS MF-1752 (1990). Kettle Falls (with Marcus) (Stevens) 1:24,000. WDGER GM-32 (1985). Kirkland (King) 1:24,000. USGS MF-1543 (1983). Klickitat 15′ (Klickitat) 1:38,400. WDGER OF 87-14 (1987). La Conner (Skagit) 1:24,000. WDGER OF 76-1 (1976). Lake Stevens (Snohomish) 1:24,000. USGS MF-1742 (1985) Logy Creek 15′ (Yakima/Klickitat) 2-color; 1:48,000. WDGER GM-37 (1988). Maltby (Snohomish/King) 1:24,000. USGS MF-1746 (1985). Marblemount 15′ (Skagit/Whatcom) 1:48,000. WDGER GM-23 (1979). Marcus (with Kettle Falls) (Stevens/Ferry) 1:24,000. WDGER GM-32 (1985). Marysville (Snohomish) 1:24,000. USGS MF-1743 (1985). Montesano 15′ (Grays Harbor/Pacific) 1:62,500. USGS GQ-374 (1965). Moses Lake North (Grant) 1-color; 1:24,000. USGS I-350 (1961). Mount Angeles 15′ (Clallam/Jefferson) 1:62,500. USGS GQ-958 (1972). Mukilteo (Snohomish/Island) minor markings; 1:24,000. USGS MF-1438 (1982). Northport 15′ (Stevens) 1:31,680. USGS I-603 (1971). Omak Lake 15′ (Okanogan) 1:62,500. USGS GQ-1726 (1994). Poisel Butte 15′ (Yakima/Klickitat) 2-color; 1:48,000. WDGER GM-36 (1988). Pothole (Okanogan) 1:24,000. USGS MF-1680 (1985). Poverty Bay (King) minor markings; 1:24,000. USGS GQ-158 (1961). Pysht 15′ (Clallam) 1:62,500. USGS GQ-128 (1960). Redmond (King) 1:24,000. USGS MF-2016 (1988). Sequim (Clallam) 1:24,000. WDGER OF 79-18 (1979). Snohomish (Snohomish) 1:24,000. USGS MF-1745 (1985). Springdale (with Forest Center) (Stevens) with 29-page text; 1:24,000. WDGER OF 80-3 (1980). Stanwood (Snohomish) 1:24,000. USGS MF-1741 (1985). Tahola 15′ (with Destruction Island) (Grays Harbor) 1:62,500. WDGER GM-13 (1975). Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE Tulalip (Snohomish/Island) 1:24,000. USGS MF-1744 (1985). Turtle Lake 15′ (partial) (Stevens/Lincoln) 1:48,000. USGS MF-135 (1957). Tyler Peak 15′ (Clallam/Jefferson) 1:62,500. USGS GQ-970 (1972). Utslady (Skagit/Snohomish) 1:24,000. WDGER OF 76-10 (1976). Vanson Peak (Lewis) 1:24,000 with 12-page text. USGS GQ-1680 (1993).