Twin Sisters Mountain Topographic Map - 1:24000 Scale, 7.5 x 7.5 Minute, Historical 1989 Edition (Updated) - 27.2 x 22.2 Inches - Perfect for Hiking, Backpacking & Outdoor Exploration in Washington State

USGS topographic map of Twin Sisters Mtn , Washington, dated 1989, updated 1989.Includes geographic coordinates (latitude and longitude), lines of elevation, bodies of water, roads, and more. This topo quad is suitable for recreational, outdoor uses, office applications, or wall map framing.Printed on-demand by YellowMaps on the print material of your choice.Shipping rolled from Minneapolis, MN, United States.Product Number: USGS-5408850Map Size: 27.2 inches high x 22.2 inches wideMap Scale: 1:24000Map Type: POD USGS Topographic MapMap Series: HTMCMap Version: HistoricalCell ID: 71902Scan ID: 244386Imprint Year: 1989Woodland Tint: YesAerial Photo Year: 1985Edit Year: 1989Field Check Year: 1986Datum: NAD27Map Projection: Lambert Conformal ConicProvisional map: YesMap published by United States Geological SurveyMap Language: EnglishScanner Resolution: 600 dpiMap Cell Name: Twin Sisters MountainGrid size: 7.5 X 7.5 MinuteDate on map: 1989Geographical region: Washington, United StatesNorthern map edge Latitude: 48.75°Southern map edge Latitude: 48.625°Western map edge Longitude: -122°Eastern map edge Longitude: -121.875°Surrounding map sheets (copy & paste the Product No. in the search bar):North: USGS-5687069,USGS-5404594,USGS-5687065,USGS-5687067,USGS-5687071East: USGS-5402536,USGS-5402534South: USGS-5404634West: USGS-5403228,USGS-5403226

Printed on Tyvek® (synthetic)

USGS topographic map of Twin Sisters Mtn , WA, at 124000 scale. Lighter material. Waterproof. Tear-resistant. Foldable. Very durable. Perfect for backpacking and the outdoors.

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Mountains Twin Sisters Range,Twin Sisters,South Twin,Twin Sisters Mountain,North Twin,George Peterson Butte

Valleys Low elevation topographic features such as flatlands, river valleys, and canyons.