Central Pacific Railroad Photographic History Museum
1861
Map from the U. S. Pacific Railroad Survey
near
the 41st parallel - May, 1854
(Including
the location on the Sevier River where Gunnison, Kern and others
from the
Survey at the 38th-39th parallels met their end.)
Map
2: Utah and Nevada
From
the Great Salt Lake to the Humboldt Mountains
Including
Rivers and Towns between 112° and 115°30´ west longitude
and 39°
and 42° degrees north latitude. The routes of the Survey Party
are
indicated,
including their campsites, which are indicated by date.
More extensive
topographical details are provided for the mountains south
of the
Great Salt Lake, and of the Goshute and Humboldt Mountains.
18
x 20.5 inches
DETAIL
SCANS
1.
Title
2.
Great Salt Lake area
3.
below the Great Salt Lake
4.
Sevier River and Lake
The location
of the Gunnison Massacre is indicated.
5.
Goshute (Goshoot)
Passage, Goshute Mountains,
Franklin
Lake, Humboldt Mountains.
The
A indicates the
spot from which the PANORAMA of the Goshute
Passage
was made.
The
drawings by Egloffstein were more topographically exact and tied to
the
maps of the survey compared to those from other branches of the
survey.
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