Maps of Mount Shasta

	DEM of Mount Shasta from the south, overlaid with USGS Topographic Map
	USGS data processed by Linda Freeman (3DEM)
	Glaciers of Mount Shasta
	Portion of Mt. Shasta, California 1986 Provisional Edition USGS 7.5 minute topographic map
	Segment of USGS map from Everitt Memorial Highway to Horse Camp
	TopoScout version of Mt. Shasta, California 1986 Provisional Edition USGS 7.5 minute topographic map
	Segment of USGS map from Horse Camp to Helen Lake
	TopoScout version of Mt. Shasta, California 1986 Provisional Edition USGS 7.5 minute topographic map
	Segment of USGS map from Helen Lake to Red Banks
	TopoScout version of Mt. Shasta, California 1986 Provisional Edition USGS 7.5 minute topographic map
	Segment of USGS map from Red Banks to Summit
	TopoScout version of Mt. Shasta, California 1986 Provisional Edition USGS 7.5 minute topographic map
	Mountain Glaciation: Part of Shasta, California United States Geological Survey, 1907
	Courtesy of College of the Siskiyous Mount Shasta Collection
	Topographic Map and View of Mount Shasta, Cal. United States Geological Survey, 1908
	Courtesy of College of the Siskiyous Mount Shasta Collection
	Glaciers of Mount Shasta
	Upper portion of USGS topographic map Courtesy of McCloud Fly Fishing Club
	Fifth Annual Report Plate XLIV
	United States Geological Survey, 1883 Courtesy of College of the Siskiyous Mount Shasta Collection
	Mount Shasta and Vicinity
	United States Forest Service McCloud Ranger District
	Portion of United States Geolgical Survey map of Shasta (Notice that Black Butte is named Sugar Loaf) USGS Edition of Sept. 1894, reprinted 1919
	Courtesy of College of the Siskiyous Mount Shasta Collection
	Portion of United States Geolgical Survey map of Shasta, Calif. (Notice that Black Butte is named Wintoon Butte) USGS Edition of Sept. 1894, reprinted 1934
	Courtesy of College of the Siskiyous Mount Shasta Collection
	Yreka and Mt. Shasta, Siskiyou County, California
	Library of Congress American Memory Collection
	Shasta-Trinity National Forest map
	USFS data processed by Annette Sun
	Geologic and Topographic Map of the Shasta Route
	United States Geological Survey, 1915 Courtesy of College of the Siskiyous Mount Shasta Collection
	Mt. Shasta and Vicinity
	USGS map from Rider's California Courtesy of College of the Siskiyous Mount Shasta Collection
	Cascade Range Volcanoes
	By Lynn Topinka, United States Geological Survey 1997
	Mount Shasta and Vicinity
	By Lynn Topinka, United States Geological Survey 1997
	Pyroclastic Flow and Lateral Blast Hazard Zones on Mount Shasta
	United States Geological Survey 1987
	Lava Flow Hazard Zones on Mount Shasta
	United States Geological Survey 1987
	Tephra Hazard Zones from Mount Shasta in Northern California
	United States Geological Survey 1987
	Shasta Tribal Territory
	SOURCE
	Map showing the location and subdivisions of the Shasta and surrounding tribes By Roland B. Dixen, 1907
	Courtesy of College of the Siskiyous Mount Shasta Collection
	County Map of California, 1867 By S. Augustus Mitchell, Jr.
	Courtesy of College of the Siskiyous Mount Shasta Collection
	Segment of California map Published by J.H. Colton, 1855
	Courtesy of College of the Siskiyous Mount Shasta Collection
	Northern California circa 1888-1892
	Courtesy of College of the Siskiyous Mount Shasta Collection
	The Californias (Notice Mt. Shasta is called Mt. Jackson) By T.J. Farnham, 1845
	Courtesy of College of the Siskiyous Mount Shasta Collection
	Territory of Oregon (Notice Mt Shasty, now called Mount McLoughlin, is in Oregon and Pit Mountain, now Mount Shasta, is in California) By Washington Hood, 1838
	Courtesy of College of the Siskiyous Mount Shasta Collection
	Segment of map of British North America (Notice Mt Shasty, now called Mount McLoughlin, is in Oregon and Mount Shasta is unnamed) By J. Arrowsmith, 1834
	Courtesy of College of the Siskiyous Mount Shasta Collection
	1844 Map of Oregon From D. Lee and J.H. Frost in Ten Years in Oregon
	Courtesy of College of the Siskiyous Mount Shasta Collection
	Segment of Map of Oregon Territory (Notice Mt Shasty, now called Mount McLoughlin, is in Oregon south of another mountain named Mt. McLoughlin, and Mount Shasta is unnamed) By Samuel Parker, 1838
	Courtesy of College of the Siskiyous Mount Shasta Collection
	Territory of Oregon and High California By Hall J. Kelley, 1834-1835
	Courtesy of College of the Siskiyous Mount Shasta Collection
	Cosmic Gas Belts of California By James Churchward in Cosmic Forces as they were taught in Mu relating to the Earth, Volume 2
	Courtesy of College of the Siskiyous Mount Shasta Collection
	Cosmic Gas Belts of the World by James Churchward in Cosmic Forces as they were taught in Mu relating to the Earth, Volume 2
	Courtesy of College of the Siskiyous Mount Shasta Collection
	Linguistic Groups of California and Their Families by Alfred Kroeber in Handbook of the Indians of California
	Courtesy of College of the Siskiyous Mount Shasta Collection
	California Tribal Linguistic Groups
	Map from the California Library Indian Collections
	Map showing location of Mount Shasta Board & Ski Park
	Map from the Mount Shasta Board & Ski Park
	Downhill Trail Map of the Mount Shasta Board & Ski Park, 2000-2001
	Map from the Mount Shasta Board & Ski Park
	Nordic Trail Map of the Mount Shasta Board & Ski Park
	Map from the Mount Shasta Board & Ski Park

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