COLLECTION NAME:
David Rumsey Historical Map Collection
Record
Short Title:
San Gorgonio quadrangle showing San Andreas Rift, Mission Creek Fault.
Obj Height cm:
49
Obj Width cm:
39
Scale 1:
125,000
Note:
Color. 30-minute topographic quadrangle. Relief shown by contours and spot heights. Covers portions of San Bernardino and Riverside counties.
Full Title:
California, San Gorgonio quadrangle of the U.S. Geological Survey showing the San Andreas Rift and the Mission Creek Fault. Earthquake Investigation Commission. Andrew B. Graham Co., Lithographers, Washington, D.C. (Carnegie Institution of Washington. 1908)
List No:
2130.014
Page No:
map 14
Series No:
17
Pub Date:
1908
Pub Title:
Atlas of maps and seismograms accompanying the report of the State Earthquake Investigation Commission upon the California earthquake of April 18, 1906. Andrew C. Lawson, G.K. Gilbert, H.F. Reid, J.C. Branner, A.O. Leuschner, George Davidson, Charles Burckhalter, W.W. Campbell. Carnegie Institution of Washington. Washington, D.C. 1908. (seal) Carnegie Institution of Washington 1902.
Pub Reference:
P3703; U.S. Atlases L452.
Pub Note:
See note field above.
Pub List No:
2130.000
Pub Maps:
25
Pub Height cm:
62
Pub Width cm:
49
Image No:
2130014
Institution:
Rumsey Collection
Ownership Statement:
Copyright 2006
Publisher Location:
Washington
Publisher:
Carnegie Institution
Type:
Atlas Map
State/Province:
California
County:
Riverside County (Calif.)
County:
San Bernardino County (Calif.)
Region:
Mission Creek Fault (Calif.)
Region:
San Andreas Fault (Calif.)
Subject:
Geology
Subject:
Physical
Engraver or Printer:
Andrew B. Graham Co.
Publication Author:
Branner, John Casper
Publication Author:
California. State Earthquake Investigation Commission
Publication Author:
Gilbert, G. K.
Publication Author:
Lawson, Andrew C.
Publication Author:
Reid, Harry Fielding
Pub Type:
Physical Atlas
Author:
California. State Earthquake Investigation Commission
Author:
U.S. Geological Survey
Date:
1908
San Gorgonio quadrangle showing San Andreas Rift, Mission Creek Fault.
