Colorado Maps

1860-1869

CO2. Map Case, drawer 8. "Map of Colorado Territory." Denver, Colo.: Rocky Mountain News, Aug. 1, 1976. Copy of map dated Nov. 1, 1861. Map sealed in plastic. Prepared under the supervision of Francis M. Case, U.S. surveyor general. Includes surveyed townships and Indian reservations in 1861.

1870-1879

CO3. Map Case, drawer 8. "Drainage Map of Colorado." Washington, D.C.: Department of the Interior, U.S. Geological and Geographic Survey of the Territories, March 1877. Topography by A.D. Wilson, G.R. Bechler, Henry Gannett, G.B. Chittenden and S.B. Ladd. Includes railroads, roads, place names, historic trails or roads, and natural features. Topographic map including rivers, streams, and reservoirs.

CO72. File Case, drawer 2, folder "Before 1900." "Utah Jct." s.l.: s.n., ca. 1980s. Includes three railroad maps of Utah Jct. north of Denver - 1870-1902; 1904-1949; 1981.

1880-1889

CO77. File Case, drawer 2, folder "Before 1900." "Colo. Midland Railway - Midland Route, Colorado Midland System Map 1883-1921." Boulder, Colo.: Pruett Publishing Company, 1980. Includes railroad routes between Colorado Springs and Newcastle. Reverse side includes Leadville - Colorado Midland Railway; Colorado City Yards - Colorado Midland Railway 1917; Basalt - Colorado Midland Railway; Spinney - Colorado Midland Railway.

CO167. Map Case, drawer 8, folder 2. "Map of Colorado." Map of Colorado, 1881. Map was taken from early atlas. Shows railroad lines, towns, land features, etc.

CO74. File Case, drawer 2, folder "Before 1900." "Colorado Central Railroad - 1885; Georgetown Breckenridge & Leadville R.R. - 1885; The Georgetown Loop." Golden, Colo.: Colorado Railroad Museum, s.d. Compiled by M.C. Poor; drawn by E.J. Haley. Three maps on same sheet. First map has section grid. Includes railroads and natural features.

CO6. Map Case, drawer 8. "Nell's Topographical and Township Map of the State of Colorado." Philadelphia, Penn.: Chain, Hardy and Co, general agents for J.L. Smith Map Publisher, 1885. Photocopy. Section grid. Includes railroads, military reservations, and Ute Indian reservation. Also includes lists of arable land, astronomical positions, and areas of counties. Also in Back Storage Area Map Box.

CO18. Map Case, drawer 8. "New Sectional Map of Colorado." s.l.: s.n., 1885. Section grid. Rolled. Includes railroads, place names, historic trails or roads. Also includes mountain ranges, peaks, passes and roads. Reverse displays advertising.

10. CO74. File Case, drawer 2, folder "Before 1900." "Colorado Central Railroad - 1885; Georgetown Breckenridge & Leadville R.R. - 1885; The Georgetown Loop." Golden, Colo.: Colorado Railroad Museum, s.d. Compiled by M.C. Poor; drawn by E.J. Haley. Three maps on same sheet. First map has section grid. Includes railroads and natural features.

CO16. Map Case, drawer 8. "Plat of Irrigated Portion of Water District No. 22 in Rio Grande Division (No. 3) State of Colorado." Denver, Colo.: State Engineers Office, Nov. 30, 1888. Section grid. Includes land use, natural features, and water districts. Map of Conejos County. Prepared from the report of Water Commissioner A.M. Vigil. Issued in advance of the State Engineer's Report for 1887-8, for the use of the Storage Reservoir Convention.

CO17. Map Case, drawer 8. "Drainage Map of Colorado Showing Water Divisions & Water District." Denver, Colo.: State Engineers Office, Nov. 30, 1888. Section grid. Includes railroads, roads, place names, and water divisions. Issued in advance of the State Engineer's Report for 1887-8, for the use of the Storage Reservoir Convention. J.S. Greene State Engineer.

1890-1899

CO11. File Case, drawer 2, folder "Before 1900." "The Rand McNally New Standard Atlas of the World." Chicago: Rand, McNally & Co., 1890. Includes 3 pages and cover. Maps included are of Colorado, Wyoming, New Mexico, and west half of Montana. Information sheet on Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho. Includes railroads, place names, and natural features.

CO78. File Case, drawer 2, folder "Before 1900." "Union Pacific System, Denver Union Ry. & Terminal Co. Map, Showing Location of Tracks & Buildings at Denver Shops." Denver, Colo.: Union Pacific Railroads, 1891. Includes the following maps: Burnham Shops, D. & R.G.W.; Pullman Shops, Union Pacific; Denver's Rail Yards. Reverse includes Seventh Street Shop, Colorado & Southern; South Denver Junction.

CO146. Map Case, drawer 8. "Colorado Leadville Sheet." Washington, D.C.: U.S. Department of the Interior Geological Survey. Edition of 1891, reprinted 1921. Topographic map surveyed 1889, includes roads, place names, and natural and man-made features. Reverse side gives detailed description of mapping process and a chart of standard symbols.

CO79. File Case, drawer 2, folder "Before 1900." "The Moffat Road All Lines Operating or Abandoned as of Jan. 1. 1979." The Rollins Pass Line (Feb. 1928; The Moffat Road Operating Companies; Profile, Denver to Craig Via the Moffat Tunnel; Profile, Rollins Pass Line; D. & S.L.R.R. Plat Showing Proposed Main Range Tunnel Lines; Map of the Denver Northwestern and Pacific Railway 'Moffat Road' & Projected Lines; Proposed Routes to By-Pass Gore Canon, (1911) D.N.W. & P.; D. & S.L. Ry. West 36th Ave. to M.P. 7.15, Jan. 1, 1915; Phippsburg; Map of the Yampa Coal Field of the Denver Northwestern & Pacific Railway 'Moffat Road' (1892)

CO153. Map Case, drawer 8. "Colorado Platte Canyon Sheet." Washington, D.C.: U.S. Department of the Interior Geological Survey. Edition of May 1893, reprinted 1927. Topographic map surveyed 1891, includes place names and natural features. Reverse side gives detailed description of mapping process and a chart of standard symbols.

CO155. Map Case, drawer 8. "Colorado Tenmile District." Washington, D.C.: U.S. Department of the Interior Geological Survey. Edition of Aug. 1897, reprinted Dec. 1914. Topographic map surveyed 1880-82, includes roads, place names, and natural and man-made features. Reverse side gives detailed description of mapping process and a chart of standard symbols.

1900-1909

CO159. Map Case, drawer 8. "Colorado Needle Mountains Quadrangle." Washington, D.C.: U.S. Department of the Interior Geological Survey, 1900. Black and white Topographic map surveyed 1900, includes roads, place names, and natural features.

CO102. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1900-1909." "Map of Fort Collins / Colorado; Before Jackson Co. Divided from Larimer." s.l.: s.n., ca. 1900s. Includes railroads, roads, place names, and natural features. Colorado map which includes population figures by hundreds for 1900 and 1890 censuses.

CO73. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1900-1909." "Beeler's Official Map of City & County of Denver." Denver, Colo.: Beeler Map Co., 1913; reprinted Aug., 1986. Reprinted by Denver Public Library, Western History Department, Map Collection. Compiled and drawn by E.M. Beeler. Plat map. Includes railroads, roads, property ownership, and natural features. Reverse includes "Baist's Real Estate Atlas of Surveys of Denver," originally published in Philadelphia, Penn., 1905.

CO139. Map Case, drawer 8. "Colorado Blackhawk Quadrangle." Washington, D.C.: U.S. Department of the Interior Geological Survey. Edition of 1906, reprinted 1927. Topographic map surveyed 1904, includes roads, place names, and natural and man-made features. Reverse side gives detailed description of mapping process and a chart of standard symbols.

CO140. Map Case, drawer 8. "Colorado Blackhawk Quadrangle." Washington, D.C.: U.S. Department of the Interior Geological Survey. Edition of 1906, reprinted 1939. Topographic map surveyed 1904, includes roads, place names, and natural and man-made features. Reverse side gives detailed description of mapping process and a chart of standard symbols.

CO37. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1900-1909." "Guide to Colorado with Map." Denver, Colo.: Clason Map Co., 1907. Guide book with general information on Colorado - Denver, hunting and fishing game laws, highest peaks, climate, national forests, railroads, rivers and creeks, cities and towns, keyed to the fold-out map. Fold-out map of Colorado includes Larimer county prior to division in 1909 to make Jackson County. Includes mountain ranges, rivers, national forests, Southern Ute Indian Reservation, and railroads. Section grid included.

CO20. Map Case, drawer 8. "Colorado San Cristobal Quadrangle." Washington, D.C.: U.S. Geological Survey, May 1907. Section grid. All of Hinsdale, portions of San Juan, La Plata, and Mineral counties included. Topographic map, surveyed 1904-1905, includes roads, place names, and natural features. Reverse includes explanation of topographic map of the United States and standard symbols legend.

CO1. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1900-1909." "Ghost Towns of Northern Colorado." s.l.:Western Federal Savings, s.d. Includes, Routt, Jackson, Grand, Larimer, Weld, and Boulder counties. Includes also historic trails or roads. All locations and roads are based on maps of the early 1900's.

CO67. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1900-1909." "Map Shows Ghost Towns Based on Surveys in Early 1900's." Fort Collins: Fort Collins Coloradoan, Sept. 1, 1979. Includes Routt, Jackson, Larimer, Weld, Grand, and Boulder counties, with place names, historic trails or roads, and ghost towns. Newspaper copy of CO1.

1910-1919

CO7. Map Case, drawer 8. "Clason's Guide Map of Colorado." Denver, Colo.: Clason Map Co., 1911. Section grid. Includes railroads and stops, place names, and natural features. Also in Back Storage Area Map Box.

CO110. Northwest Quarter -- Zoom Townships 6-9 North, Ranges 67W - 70W; Northeast Quarter -- Zoom Townships 6-9 North, Ranges 63W - 66W; Southwest Quarter -- Zoom Township 1 South - Township 5 North, Ranges 67W - 70W; Southeast Quarter -- Zoom Township 1 South - Township 5 North, Ranges 63W - 66W. Back Storage Area Map Box BS-B16. " Map of the Irrigated Farms of Northern Colorado." s.l.: prepared by R.W. Gelder, 1914. Section grid. Includes railroads, roads, place names, property ownership, and natural features of all of Larimer County and parts of Weld, Adams, and Boulder Counties. Map has cloth backing on wood frame. Once the map is displayed, click on the lower right corner of the map to magnify it for viewing purposes.

CO113. Northwest Quarter -- Zoom Townships 6-9 North, Ranges 66W - 69W; Northeast Quarter -- Zoom Townships 6-9 North, Ranges 63W - 65W; Southwest Quarter -- Zoom Townships 1-5 North, Ranges 66W - 69W; Southeast Quarter -- Zoom Townships 1-5 North, Ranges 63W - 65W. Back Storage Area Map Box BS-B16. " Map of the Irrigated Farms of Northern Colorado." s.l.: prepared by R.W. Gelder, 1915. Section grid. Includes railroads, roads, place names, property ownership and land ownership, and natural features of all of Larimer County and parts of Weld, Adams, and Larimer Counties. Map has cloth backing on wood frame. Index to Owners of Irrigated Farms. Once the map is displayed, click on the lower right corner of the map to magnify it for viewing purposes.

CO76. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1910-1919." "Union Station & Terminal Facilities at Denver, Colo. As Constructed." Denver, Colo.: Denver Union Terminal Railway Company; Office of Construction Engineer, Dec. 24, 1916; revised Mar. 25, 1917, Sept. 18, 1917; corrected June 1, 1923. Includes Denver area railroads, time line of railroads, drawing showing depot arrangement over the years, and Wynkoop Street facade. Reverse includes map of station and yard as they appeared between 1917 and 1927.

CO137. Back storage area Map Box BS-B2. Colorado National Forest, Colorado, Sixth Principal Meridian 1917. North to Wyoming Border, South to Idaho Springs. Colorado state information on back. USDA. Compiled in District Office, Denver 1917, from U.S.G.S. Land Office and Forest Service data. By H. E. Sealing. Traced by H. E. Sealing.

CO171. Map Case, drawer 8. " Map of the State Highways of Colorado." Denver, Colo.: Clason Map Co., August, 1916. First highway map issued by the State Highway Commission. Includes section grid, railroads and stops, place names, and natural features.

1920-1929

CO84. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1920-1929." "Denver to Fort Collins." Washington, D.C.: U.S. Forest Service, 1920. Photocopy of Forest Service Road Log. Includes roads, place names, historic trails or roads, as well as leg and total mileage.

CO87. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1920-1929." "[Road Map of Western Colorado from Front Range]" s.l.: s.n., ca. 1920s. Photocopy. Includes legend for highways, roads, lakes, passes, and fishing streams.

CO86. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1920-1929." "[Tourist Map of Colorado Springs]" s.l.: s.n., ca. 1920s. Photocopy from newspaper which includes Colorado Springs, Manitou Springs, and Stratton Park. Includes tourist spots and roads in the Colorado Springs area. Drawn by F. Shantz.

CO83. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1920-1929." "Map Showing Rocky Mountain Highway to Yellowstone Park." s.l.: s.n., ca. 1920s. Photocopy of map in newspaper. The map shows the Rocky Mountain Highway from Denver through Loveland and Fort Collins to Yellowstone highway via Cheyenne, Casper, Thermopolis and Cody. Other highways shown on map: Colorado - Ocean to Ocean Highway, Moffat Highway, Pikes Peak, O - L - D, KC - Denver, Platte Valley Road. Wyoming - Lincoln Highway [see pg. 11 & 23 of linked document], Yellowstone Highway, Grant Highway, Custer Battlefield Highway.

CO12. Back storage area Map Box BS-B15. "Colorado." s.l.: s.n., 1922, revised 1930. Department of Interior, U.S. Geological Survey, A.E. Hassan, cartographer. Section grid. Includes railroads, roads, place names, and natural features.

CO150. Map Case, drawer 8. "Colorado Montezuma Quadrangle." Washington, D.C.: U.S. Department of the Interior Geological Survey, 1926. Topographic map surveyed 1924, includes roads, place names, and natural and man-made features. Reverse side gives detailed description of mapping process and a chart of standard symbols.

CO166. Map Case, drawer 8, folder 1. " Rand McNally Auto Trails Map." Rand McNally & Company, 1924. "Auto Trails and highway map from "Commercial Atlas of America". 1924. Shows roads, trails, highways, towns, mountain ranges. Legend with highway and trail markings and symbols. Hand colored." Once the map is displayed, click on the lower right corner of the map to magnify it for viewing purposes.

CO68. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1920-1929." "General Map of Denver and Vicinity." Denver, Colo.: The Colo. & Southern Ry. Co., Jan. 1, 1929. Includes a section grid. "This is the location of railroads in the Denver area for 1929. Map courtesy State Historical Society of Colorado." Includes index and inset maps of Denver Tramway Interurban Lines, January 1, 1920; Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad - Prospect to Ralston at Fox Junction, Denver, December 1, 1945; Denver and Rio Grande Western - Railroad and Market Facilities at Denver, Colorado, Dec. 1, 1945.

CO85. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1920-1929." "Northern Colorado Has Good Roads; Larimer County Has 1,500 Miles of State and County." Fort Collins: s.n., Sept. 18, 1927. Photocopy from newspaper article. Includes roads, place names, historic trails or roads, and mileage. Copy of Map No. 18 Northern Colorado from Rocky Mountain Motorists, Inc., 613 Foster Bldg., Denver, Colo.

CO135. Map Case Drawer 8. State of Colorado, with counties, cities and towns listed showing 1920 population figures. Copyright 1925, L. L. Poates Publishing Co., Inc., 4 Washington Place, N.Y.

1930-1939

CO104. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1930-1939." "State of Colorado." Washington, D.C.: Department of the Interior, 1934. Lambert conformal conic projection. Compiled from the official records of the General Land Office and other sources and drawn by H. Ruh.

CO43. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1930-1939." "Colorado Utah - Sinclair Road Map." Chicago: Rand McNally; sponsored by Sinclair Gasoline, 1934. Colorado on one side and Utah on reverse. Each includes index of towns, shows roads, national parks and monuments, mountain peaks and elevations, and Indian reservations. Utah map includes northern Arizona and eastern Nevada. Estimated population for Colorado in 1934 is included.

CO133. Back storage area Map Box BS-B2. Arapaho National Forest Colorado, Sixth Principal Meridian 1932. USDA Forest Service, R. Y. Stuart, Forester. Map in black and red with Forest Service information on back.

CO136. Back storage area Map Box BS-B2. The Colorado and Southern Railway Company Track Chart Ft. Collins to Greeley. Office of Chief Engineer, Denver, Colo. Jan. 1, 1931.

CO158. Map Case, drawer 8. "Colorado Mt. Elbert Quadrangle." Washington, D.C.: U.S. Department of the Interior Geological Survey, 1935. Topographic map surveyed 1935, includes roads, place names, and natural features.

C0170. Map Case Drawer 8. "Map Showing Rainfall Areas In Colorado;" Denver: Bradford-Robinson Printing Co., Revised and copyrighted 1936. Published for the Colorado State Planning Commission. The rainfall data was taken from the records of the United States Weather Bureau and covers observations for thirty years. Has index of incorporated places with population. Includes state and U.S. highways; shows townships and range grid lines.

CO168. Map Case, drawer 8, folder 1. "Colorado--Big Thompson Project." Department of the Interior, Bureau of Reclamation, Abel 1937. "Map shows dams, reservoirs, canals, power plants, diversions, etc., which are part of the Colorado--Big Thompson Project. Includes typewritten list of "Operation West Slope Units" and "East Slope Units," 1937.

CO148. Map Case, drawer 8. "Colorado (Adams County) Long Branch Quadrangle, 7 ½ minute series." Washington, D.C.: U.S. Department of the Interior Geological Survey. Topographic map surveyed 1938, includes roads, place names, and natural and man-made features.

CO144. Map Case, drawer 8. "Colorado Fitzsimons Quadrangle." Washington, D.C.: U.S. Department of the Interior Geological Survey. Topographic map surveyed 1938-39, includes roads, place names, and natural and man-made features.

CO151. Map Case, drawer 8. "Colorado (Jefferson County) Morrison Quadrangle, 7 ½ minute series." Washington, D.C.: U.S. Department of the Interior Geological Survey. Topographic map surveyed 1938, includes roads, place names, and natural and man-made features.

CO156. Map Case, drawer 8. "Colorado Mount Lincoln Quadrangle, 15 minute series." Washington, D.C.: U.S. Department of the Interior Geological Survey, 1938. Topographic map surveyed 1937-38, includes roads, place names, and natural features.

C0169. File Case, drawer 3. "Conoco Golden Gate International Exposition Touraide Souvenir Edition." Denver, Colorado: Conoco Travel Bureau, Continental Oil Company, 1939. This Touraide was created to outline specific routes for an individual to drive to the Exposition, including all of the road and bridge construction occurring at the time. It provides a list of scenic areas to visit and maps for the United States and Canada that include detours, mileage, locations of Conoco stations, hotels, resorts, auto courts, and house trailer camps. This Guide was created especially for J.B. Cahill, Fort Collins grocery store owner. It shows his best route to the fair on a large U.S. map and then his route was marked on each state's individual map. California State University Library also provides photographs of the Exposition.

1940-1949

CO157. Map Case, drawer 8. "Colorado Garfield Quadrangle, 15 minute series." Washington, D.C.: U.S. Department of the Interior Geological Survey, 1940. Topographic map surveyed 1940, includes roads, place names, and natural features. (Two copies.)

CO92. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1940-1949." "Colorful Colorado." Denver, Colo.: Colorado Department of Highways, 1942. Includes railroads, roads, recreation, place names, historical trails or roads, and natural features. Stylized relief map showing crops, historic features, and geographic sites. Reverse is highway map showing state highway system. Includes points of interest, mileage table, information for motorists, mountain passes, map of highways in the Denver area, and photographs of various sites.

CO147. Map Case, drawer 8. "Colorado Littleton Quadrangle, 7 ½ minute series." Washington, D.C.: U.S. Department of the Interior Geological Survey, 1942. Topographic map surveyed 1938-39, includes roads, place names, and natural and man-made features. Reverse side gives detailed description of mapping process and a chart of standard symbols.

CO149. Map Case, drawer 8. "Colorado Louisville Quadrangle, 7 ½ minute series." Washington, D.C.: U.S. Department of the Interior Geological Survey, 1942. Topographic map surveyed 1938-39, includes roads, place names, and natural and man-made features. Reverse side gives detailed description of mapping process and a chart of standard symbols.

CO152. Map Case, drawer 8. "Colorado Parker Quadrangle, 7 ½ minute series." Washington, D.C.: U.S. Department of the Interior Geological Survey, 1942. Topographic map surveyed 1938-39, includes roads, place names, and natural and man-made features. Reverse side gives detailed description of mapping process and a chart of standard symbols.

CO24. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1940-1949." "Colorado Railroad Map, Showing All Railroads, Abandonments, Topography, Points of Interest, Electric Railroads, Street Railways, with Notes on Historic and Present-Day Aspects." Milwaukee, Wis.: Kalmbach Publishing Company, 1943. Prepared by Trains Magazine, Linn H. Westcott, cartographer. Sponsored by Western Federal Savings. Includes railroads, streetcar lines, historic trails or roads. Shaded relief areas. Includes list of railroads, mountain, creeks, rivers, national parks, cities, and towns.

CO143. Map Case, drawer 8. "Colorado Englewood Quadrangle, 7 ½ minute series." Washington, D.C.: U.S. Department of the Interior Geological Survey, 1944. Topographic map surveyed 1936-37, includes roads, place names, and natural and man-made features. Includes portion of city of Denver. Reverse side gives detailed description of mapping process and a chart of standard symbols.

CO138. Map Case, drawer 8. "Colorado Arvada Quadrangle, 7 ½ minute series." Washington, D.C.: U.S. Department of the Interior Geological Survey, 1944. Topographic map surveyed 1937, includes roads, place names, and natural and man-made features. Includes portion of city of Denver. Reverse side gives detailed description of mapping process and a chart of standard symbols.

CO141. Map Case, drawer 8. "Colorado (Adams County) Brighton Quadrangle, 7 ½ minute series." Washington, D.C.: U.S. Department of the Interior Geological Survey, 1944. Topographic map surveyed 1938, includes roads, place names, and natural and man-made features. Reverse side gives detailed description of mapping process and a chart of standard symbols.

CO142. Map Case, drawer 8. "Colorado Eldorado Springs Quadrangle, 7 ½ minute series." Washington, D.C.: U.S. Department of the Interior Geological Survey, 1944. Topographic map surveyed 1942, includes roads, place names, and natural and man-made features. Reverse side gives detailed description of mapping process and a chart of standard symbols.

CO145. Map Case, drawer 8. "Colorado Lafayette Quadrangle, 7 ½ minute series." Washington, D.C.: U.S. Department of the Interior Geological Survey, 1944. Topographic map surveyed 1938, includes roads, place names, and natural and man-made features. Reverse side gives detailed description of mapping process and a chart of standard symbols.

CO154. Map Case, drawer 8. "Colorado (Jefferson County) Ralston Buttes Quadrangle, 7 ½ minute series." Washington, D.C.: U.S. Department of the Interior Geological Survey, 1944. Topographic map surveyed 1941-42, includes roads, place names, and natural and man-made features. Reverse side gives detailed description of mapping process and a chart of standard symbols.

CO93. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1940-1949." "Map, United States U.P. Facilities." s.l.: Union Pacific Railroad, 1947. Map of the United States indicating the Union Pacific Railway System. Inset map includes Union Pacific Railroad connecting lines over Pacific and Atlantic Oceans. Inset maps of Alaska and Hawaii.

CO81. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1940-1949." "Map of the Nebraska Division." s.l.; Union Pacific, corrected to June 7, 1948. Includes Union Pacific routes across Nebraska, Colorado and Wyoming. Inset map shows Gering, Neb. to S. Torrington, Wyo.

CO9. Map Case, drawer 8. "Old Oregon Trail." s.l.: Irvin Shope, 1948. Includes place names, historic trails or roads, natural features, and list of different trails in Colorado.

CO10 A & B. Map Case, drawer 8. "Historical Map of Early Colorado." Denver, Colo.: prepared by the State Historical Society of Colorado; drawn by C.W. Love, 1949. Includes historic trails or roads, and natural features. Also includes portraits of distinguished leaders and portrayals of historic events, frontier forts, and pioneer trails.

1950-1959

CO49. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1950-1959." "Denver Mountain Area." Washington, D.C.: U.S. Geological Survey, 1950. Includes railroads, roads, place names, natural features, national forests, national park, mountain passes and elevations. Reverse includes general information about the Denver mountain area and story of the mountains.

CO5. Map Case, drawer 8. "State of Colorado: Present and Potential Development." s.l.: s.n., revised, Jan. 1950. Panoramic perspective map. Includes place names, land use, natural features, and water projects. Prepared in collaboration with Regions 4,5 and 7 and the Colorado Water Conservation Board.

CO31. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1950-1959." "Colorful Colorado." Denver, Colo.: Colorado State Highway Department, 1951. Topographic map on one side and political map on the other. Includes railroads, roads, recreation, place names, historic trails or roads, and natural features. Also includes historical highlights, information about national parks, monuments, forests, scenic areas, special events, information for motorists, and mileage table. Small maps showing connecting routes through Colorado Springs, Denver and Pueblo. Map showing major highway projects near Denver. Includes photographs of area sites. Map of downtown Denver.

CO13. Back storage area Map Box BS-B15. "Colorado Average Annual Precipitation, 1951-1980." Washington, D.C.: U.S. Geological Survey, ca. 1980s. Conic projection. Includes railroads, roads, natural features, and explanation for the shading on the map.

CO19. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1950-1959." "Colorful Colorado." Denver, Colo.: Colorado Department of Highways, 1954. Includes railroads, roads, recreation, and toll roads. Relief map on one side and highway map on the other. Includes historical highlights, information about national parks, tourists, mileage table, and small maps showing connecting routes through Colorado Springs, Denver and Pueblo. Includes photographs of area sites.

CO122. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1950-1959." "Denver Indexed City Map." Denver, Colo.: Hotchkiss Mapping Co.; for Denver Convention & Visitors Bureau, 1954. Title on map "Transportation Map of Denver and Surroundings." Includes railroads, roads, recreation, place names, and places of interest. Inset maps of Denver business district and Littleton also included. Data compiled by aerial photography.

CO89. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1950-1959." "Colorful Colorado." Denver, Colo.: Colorado Department of Highways, 1955. Includes railroads, roads, recreation, place names, historic trails or roads, and natural features. Relief map on one side and highway map on the other. Includes historical highlights information about national parks, monuments, forests, scenic areas, special events, information for tourists, and mileage table. Small maps showing connecting routes through Colorado Springs, Denver, and Pueblo. Includes photographs of area sites.

CO90. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1950-1959." "Colorful Colorado." Denver, Colo.: Colorado Department of Highways, 1956. Includes railroads, roads, recreation, place names, historic trails or roads, natural features. Relief map on one side and highway map on the other. Includes historical highlights information about national parks, monuments, forests, scenic areas, special events, information for tourists, mileage table. Small maps showing connecting routes through Colorado Springs, Denver, and Pueblo. Includes photographs of area sites.

CO91. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1950-1959." "Colorful Colorado." Denver, Colo: Colorado Department of Highways, 1957. Includes railroads, roads, recreation, place names, historic trails or roads, natural features. Relief map on one side and highway map on the other. Includes historical highlights, information about national parks, monuments, forests, scenic areas, special events, information for tourists, and mileage table. Small maps showing connecting routes through Colorado Springs, Denver, and Pueblo. Includes photographs of area sites.

CO80. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1950-1959." "Union Pacific Eastern District: Wyoming Division." s.l.: Union Pacific Railroad, corrected May 1, 1959. Includes the route through Colorado, Wyoming, and Utah, between Denver, Park City, and Ogden.Includes all the stops.

1960-1969

CO8 A & B. Map Case, drawer 8. "A - Boulder Yards of the Denver, Boulder & Western Railroad; B - Pennsylvania or Culbertson Mill Spur." s.l.: Drawn by R.C.P. from information furnished by Elbert Hubbard & R.E. Haven, 1961. Includes railroads, roads, land use, and natural features. Maps are taped together.

CO82. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1960-1969." "Cross Section Above Boulder." s.l.: s.n., 1964. Mountain range map showing Boulder Mountain, Green Mountain and Flagstaff Mountain, Southwest Buttress to Mt. Audubon.

CO114. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1960-1969." "Denver Metropolitan Area." Denver, Colo.: Denver Convention & Visitors Bureau, 1964. Includes roads, recreation, place names, sports, museums, points of interest, and suggested trips by car. Includes small street map and stylized area map, both with legends.

CO115. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1960-1969." "Denver Metropolitan Area." Denver, Colo.: Denver Convention & Visitors Bureau, 1964. Includes roads, recreation, place names, sports, museums, points of interest, and suggested trips by car. Includes small street map and stylized area map, both with legends.

CO42. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1960-1969." "Public Land Outdoor Recreation Map, Colorado, Glade Park Area." Denver, Colo.: U.S. Bureau of Land Management, Colorado Department of Game, Fish and Parks, Aug. 1967. Title on the map: "Public Lands - Glade Park Area, Colorado." One of a series to assist outdoor visitors in finding access to the public lands, hunting, fishing and other outdoor activities. Inset map shows location of the map area within the state. Includes general information for use of map, fees, and park department. Map for western half of Colorado includes Glade Park area, ranger stations, trails, national monuments, national forests, towns, public lands, private lands, and roads which are open or closed to public access. Includes section grid.

CO29. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1960-1969." "Arapaho & Roosevelt National Forests." Denver, Colo.: U.S. Forest Service; prepared by Jeppeson and Co., 1968. Section grid. Includes roads, historic trails or roads as well as names of peaks, streams, lakes, and reservoirs. Also includes guide to campgrounds and picnic area. Reverse gives description of forest, fees, camping, and trails.

CO41. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1960-1969." "Colorful Colorado." Denver, Colo.: State Department of Highways, 1968. Official state highway map for distribution by the State Department of Highways. Map includes roads, railroads, national forests, parks and monuments, and Indian reservations. Includes index of geographical points with populations and elevations, mountain peaks and elevations, and mountain passes. Points of interests such as ski areas and recreation sites are also included. City maps for Boulder, Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo included as well as state patrol offices, mileage table, and information for motorists.

CO4. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1960-1969." "Railroads in the State of Colorado, a Detailed Map." Golden, Colo.: Colorado Railroad Museum, 1969; revised August 1986. Includes railroads, and place names. Includes railroad abbreviations and names and legend. Reverse includes maps of Colorado Midland Railroad; Gulf Road (U.P., D. & G. Ry.) and the South Park Line (Denver, Leadville & Gunnison Ry.), 1898; Denver & Rio Grande, 1915; Cumbres & Toltec Scenic R.R., 1894; Alignment of Marshall Pass District, 1894; Colorado and Southern, 1912. Duplicate map in Map Case, drawer 8.

CO4. Map Case, drawer 8. "Railroads in the State of Colorado: a Detailed Map." Golden, Colo.: Colorado Railroad Historical Foundation; especially produced by the Intermountain Chapter of the National Railway Historical Society, Colorado Railroad Museum, 1969, 1975 ed. Includes operating railroads and historic railroads which are now abandoned. Reverse includes small maps of Colorado Midland Railroad; The Great Western Railway Co.; The Denver & Interurban R.R.; Gulf Road (U.P., D. & G. Ry.); the South Park Line (Denver, Leadville and Gunnison Ry.); Denver & Rio Grande; Colorado and Southern; Alignment of Toltec Gorge District; and Alignment of Marshall Pass District.

1970-1979

CO38. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1970-1979." "Colorado." s.l.: H.M. Gousha Co. for Fina (American Petrofina Company of Texas), 1970. Includes railroads, roads, recreation, natural features, public recreational areas, and city maps. Also includes a central states mileage chart. Reverse includes maps of Denver and vicinity, Denver mountain area, Mesa Verde National Park, United States Air Force Academy and Colorado Springs Pikes Peak region. Also includes a map of "Finaland" where Fina (American Petrofina Company of Texas) has gas stations.

CO46. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1970-1979." "Colorful Colorado." Denver, Colo.: State Department of Highways, 1970. Official state highway map for distribution by the State Department of Highways. Map includes roads, railroads, national forests, parks and monuments, and Indian reservations. Includes index of geographical points with populations and elevations, mountain peaks and elevations, and mountain passes. Points of interest such as ski areas and recreation sites are also included. City maps of Boulder, Denver, Colorado Springs, and Pueblo included as well as state patrol offices, mileage table, and information for motorists.

CO128. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1970-1979." "Colorado - Wyoming." s.l.: Rand McNally, for Husky Oil Co., 1970. Includes railroads, roads, place names, and natural features. Colorado map includes inset maps of Rocky Mountain National Park and Shadow Mountain National Recreation Area, guide to selected state parks, recreation areas and facilities, and mileage log. Wyoming map includes inset maps of Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks, Cheyenne, and guide to state parks and facilities.

CO94. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1970-1979." "Colorado Road Log Atlas: Vol. 1, Southwestern Colorado." Palmer Lake, Colo.: Filter Press, 1971. Compiled and written by Robert G. Taylor. Includes railroads, roads, recreation, place names, historic trails or roads, and natural features. This is volume 1 in a 5 volume series. See also CO95 - CO98.

CO52. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1970-1979." "Denver Colorado." Denver, Colo.: Clason Map Co., 1922, 1972. Plat map. Includes railroads, roads, place names, and property ownership. Includes background information on the naming of Denver streets with special emphasis on downtown area streets. Includes inset map titled "Clason's Map of the Business Districts of Denver." Annexation map of city and county of Denver with dates of annexation or incorporation of the municipalities bordering Denver.

CO134. Back Storage Area Map Box BS-B2. "Colorado America's Vacation Land," by Don Hickman, Phoenix, AZ, 1972. Copyright Palographics 1972, Phoenix, AZ. Tourist map with artwork and highlights of Colorado history.

CO26. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1970-1979." "Arapaho National Forest." Washington, D.C.: U.S. Forest Service, 1974. Includes roads, recreation, and place names. Also includes other national forests bordering Arapaho, as well as a recreation directory and points of interest.

CO164. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1970-1979." "Colorful Colorado." Denver, Colo.: State Department of Highways, State of Colorado, 1974. Colorado state road and highway map. Includes state emblems, mileage chart, state statistics and information, listing of college and universities, and points of interest.

CO28. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1970-1979." "Colorful Colorado." Denver, Colo.: State Department of Highways, 1974. Official state highway map for distribution by the State Department of Highways. Map includes roads, railroads, national forests, parks and monuments, and Indian reservations. Includes index of geographical points with populations and elevations, mountain peaks and elevations, and mountain passes. Points of interests such as ski areas and recreation sites are also included. City maps for Boulder, Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo included as well as state patrol offices, mileage table, and information for motorists.

CO51. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1970-1979." "The Birds-Eye View Downtown Denver Looking West." Denver, Colo.: Pierson Graphics, 1974. Includes roads, place names, and property ownership. A large scale bird's-eye map of downtown Denver showing streets and buildings. Includes a listing of all buildings shown. Includes Auraria.

CO132. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1970-1979." "Map Showing Outstanding Natural and Historic Landmarks in Boulder - Fort Collins - Greeley Area, Front Range Urban Corridor, Colorado." Reston, Vir.: U.S. Geological Survey, 1975. By Brent N. Petrie. Cities included Boulder, Fort Collins, Greeley, Berthoud, and Loveland. Includes railroads, roads, recreation, place names, historic trails or roads, and natural features. Inset maps of Front Range Urban Corridor and Central Boulder Area. Index included on map.

CO27. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1970-1979." "Routt National Forest Colorado." Washington, D.C.: U.S. Forest Service, 1975; revised 1985. Section grid. Includes roads, recreation, historic trails or roads, place names, campgrounds, and natural features. Also includes State and BLM land.

CO93. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1970-1979." "Map, United States U.P. Facilities." s.l.: Union Pacific Railroad, 1976. Map of the United States indicating the Union Pacific Railway System. Inset map includes Union Pacific Railroad connecting lines over Pacific and Atlantic Oceans. Inset maps of Alaska and Hawaii.

CO71. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1970-1979." "Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad." Golden, Colo.: Colorado Railroad Museum, s.d. Reprinted 1976. Includes Colorado from Denver west into Utah and south into New Mexico. Includes stations stops as well as a list of stations not shown.

CO131. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1970-1979." "Historic Trail Map of the Greater Denver Area, Colorado." Reston, Vir.: U.S. Geological Survey, 1976. By Glenn R. Scott. Includes railroads, roads, recreation, place names, historic trails or roads, and natural features. Includes inset map of Colorado showing area covered by main map. Also includes explanation and abbreviations.

CO95. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1970-1979." "Colorado Road Log Atlas: Vol. 2, West Central Colorado." Palmer Lake, Colo.: Filter Press, 1976. Compiled and written by Robert G. Taylor. Includes railroads, roads, recreation, place names, historic trails or roads, and natural features. This is volume 2 in a 5 volume series. See also CO94, CO96 - CO98.

CO96. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1970-1979." "Colorado Road Log Atlas: Vol. 3, Northwestern Colorado." Palmer Lake, Colo.: Filter Press, 1976. Compiled and written by Robert G. Taylor. Includes railroads, roads, recreation, place names, historic trails or roads, and natural features. This is volume 3 in a 5 volume series. See also CO94 - CO95, CO97 - CO98.

CO97. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1970-1979." "Colorado Road Log Atlas: Vol. 4, Northeastern Colorado." Palmer Lake, Colo.: Filter Press, 1976. Compiled and written by Robert G. Taylor. Includes railroads, roads, recreation, place names, historic trails or roads, and natural features. This is volume 4 in a 5 volume series. See also CO94 - CO97, CO98.

CO98. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1970-1979." "Colorado Road Log Atlas: Vol. 5, Southeastern Colorado." Palmer Lake, Colo.: Filter Press, 1976. Compiled and written by Robert G. Taylor. Includes railroads, roads, recreation, place names, historic trails or roads, and natural features.

CO44. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1970-1979." "Colorful Colorado." Denver, Colo.: State Department of Highways, 1976; revised Apr. 1, 1976. Official state highway map for distribution by the State Department of Highways. Map includes roads, railroads, national forests, parks and monuments, and Indian reservations. Includes index of geographical points with populations and elevations, mountain peaks and elevations, and mountain passes. Points of interest such as ski areas and recreation sites are also included. City maps for Boulder, Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo included as well as state patrol offices, mileage table and information for motorists. The police car is an older model than the police car on CO45.

CO45. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1970-1979." "Colorful Colorado." Denver, Colo.: State Department of Highways, after 1976. Official state highway map for distribution by the State Department of Highways. Map includes roads, railroads, national forests, parks and monuments, and Indian reservations. Includes index of geographical points with populations and elevations, mountain peaks and elevations, and mountain passes. Points of interest such as ski areas and recreation sites are also included. City maps of Boulder, Denver, Colorado Springs, and Pueblo included as well as state patrol offices, mileage table, and information for motorists. This map is newer that CO44 because of the police car model.

CO47. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1970-1979." "Colorful Colorado." Denver, Colo.: State Department of Highways, 1976. Official state highway map for distribution by the State Department of Highways. Map includes roads, railroads, national forests, parks and monuments, and Indian reservations. Includes index of geographical points with populations and elevations, mountain peaks and elevations, and mountain passes. Points of interest such as ski areas and recreation sites are also included. City maps of Boulder, Denver, Colorado Springs, and Pueblo included as well as state patrol offices, mileage table, and information for motorists. Includes Colorado Centennial logo on front of map.

CO106. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1970-1979." "Geological Map Index of Colorado." Washington, D.C.: U.S. Geological Survey, 1977. Includes natural features. Compiled by Willard L. McIntosh and Margaret F. Eisler. Includes 6 maps and 28 pages of index.

CO54. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1970-1979." "Family Fun Places." s.l.: McDonald's Corp., 1977. Cartoon type drawing of aerial view of Rocky Mountain area along I-25 from north of Denver to Casper, Wyoming. Primarily focuses on Denver area to the west. Includes basic streets and places of interest and events occurring in surrounding area towns. List of area McDonald's Restaurant sites and locations also included.

CO107. File Case, drawer 3. "Map and Directory of Colorado Uranium and Vanadium Mining and Milling Activities." Denver, Colo.: Colorado Geological Survey, 1978. Map Series 11. Compiled by James D. Collier, A.L. Hornbaker, and William L. Chenowith. A 13 page directory, including railroads, roads, place names, land use, and natural features. Includes section grid.

CO40. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1970-1979." "Colorado Campground Association." Boulder, Colo.: Colorado Campground Association, 1978. Directory. Includes roads, recreation, and campgrounds. Divided into regions of the state, including direction and general information on campgrounds within a particular region as well as facilities. Also includes general legend and advertisements around the map.

CO126. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1970-1979." "Colorado / Wyoming." Falls Church, Vir.: AAA, 1978. Includes railroads, roads, and place names. Colorado map includes small maps of Denver mountain area, Denver and vicinity, Colorado Springs, and a guide to driving distances. Wyoming map includes small maps of Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks, Casper and Cheyenne, and a guide to driving distances.

CO103. File Case, drawer 3. "State Lands Status Map - Lands & Minerals Administered by Agencies of the Colorado Dept. of Natural Resources." Denver, Colo.: Colorado State Board of Land Commissioners and Colorado Geological Survey, 1979. Map Series 13. Includes railroads, roads, place names, land use, natural resources, and legend of "State Land Ownership Status by Administering Agency." Stored in envelope.

CO121. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1970-1979." "Let 'US' Show You Around Denver: Newcomer and Visitors Map, Denver Metro Area." El Cajon, Calif.: Blake Publishing for "US Homes", 1979. Title on map "Denver Colorado." Includes roads, recreation, and place names. Includes "US Home" sites, points of interest major shopping centers, hospitals, and downtown Denver building index.

CO125. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1970-1979." "Colorful Colorado." Denver, Colo.: Colorado Department of Highways, 1979. Includes railroads, roads, and place names. Also includes Indian reservations, national parks, monuments, and forests. Includes guides to information for motorists, mileage table, points of interest, outdoor recreation sites, AM radio stations, mountain peaks and passes on reverse side. Four small sites maps of Boulder, Denver, Colorado Springs, and Pueblo are on the reverse side Small photographs of area sites.

CO161. Map Case, drawer 8. "Flat Tops NE Colorado." Evergreen, Colorado: Trails Illustrated, 1979. Revised 1988. "Base map from US Geological Survey. Revisions by Trails Illustrated." Includes roads, place names, trails, geographical, natural and man-made features, legend, backcountry and wilderness area conduct, and survival tips. Printed on 100% plastic material, waterproof and tearproof.

1980-1989

CO69. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1980-1989." "Map of the Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad & Connections." s.l.: Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad, Oct. 6, 1980. Includes most states west of Chicago that the Rio Grande traveled through.

CO21. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1980-1989." "Historical Map of Jefferson County." Golden, Colo.: Jefferson County Mapping Division; compiled by Jefferson County Historical Commission, 1980. Includes railroads, roads, historic trails or roads, reservoirs, and streams. Index of centennial sites, sites in National Register, historical markers and points of interest, early cemeteries, and pioneer cities.

CO48. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1980-1989." "Recreation and Travel Map of Colorado." Denver, Colo.: Petrographics, 1980. James C. Einarsen, cartographer. Includes roads, recreation, place names, historic trails or roads and natural features. Includes also national forests, parks, wilderness land, mileages, gold panning creeks, ski areas, and campgrounds. Includes section grid.

CO129. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1980-1989." "Colorado - Wyoming." Fall Church, Vir.: AAA, 1980. Wyoming map includes inset map of Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks, Casper and Cheyenne, and a driving distances map. Colorado map includes inset maps of Denver mountain area, Denver and vicinity, Colorado Springs, and driving distances.

CO105. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1980-1989." "Historical Map of Las Animas County, Colorado." La Veta, Colo.: Nancy Colvin Hirleman, 1982. Includes railroads, roads, place names, historical trails or roads, and natural features. Also includes a brief chronology, trivia, and drawings of various buildings. Inset map includes Colorado Highway 12, west from Trinidad, including place names and dates.

CO50. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1980-1989." "Denver 100: a Colorado Guidebook to 28 Fun-Filled Scenic Places, All within a 100 Mile Radius of Denver." Denver, Colo.: General Electric Broadcasting Company of Colorado, 1982. Scenic attractions highlighted within approximately 100 mile drive from Denver. Descriptions of places, features, and directions. Useful for a tourist with limited time in the Denver region. At the head of the title is NewsCenter 4. Includes advertising for Gart Brothers.

CO162. Map Case, drawer 8. "Holy Cross Colorado." Evergreen, Colorado: Trails Illustrated, 1982. Revised 1987. "Base map from US Geological Survey. Revisions by Trails Illustrated." Includes roads, place names, trails, geographical, natural and man-made features, legend, backcountry and wilderness area conduct, and survival tips. Printed on 100% plastic material, waterproof and tearproof.

CO160. Map Case, drawer 8. "Green Mountain Reservoir, Ute Pass Colorado." Evergreen, Colorado: Trails Illustrated, 1983. Revised 1991. "Topographical map based on USGS information, modified and revised by Trails Illustrated, the USDA Forest Service, the Bureau of Land Management and others." Includes roads, place names, trails, geographical, natural and man-made features, legend, backcountry and wilderness area conduct and survival tips. Printed on 100% plastic material, waterproof and tearproof.

CO123. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1980-1989." "Denver." San Jose, Calif.: Gousha, for AAA, 1983, 1985. Includes railroads, roads, recreation, place names, and street index.

CO127. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1980-1989." "Colorado / Wyoming." Falls Church, Vir.: AAA 1983. Includes railroads, roads, and place names. Colorado map includes small maps of Denver mountain area, Denver and vicinity, Colorado Springs, and a guide to driving distances. Wyoming map includes small maps of Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks, Casper and Cheyenne, and a guide to driving distances.

CO36. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1980-1989." "Colorado (Official State Highway Map)" Denver, Colo.: Colorado State Department of Highways, 1984. Was issued as a free map. Includes roads, railroads, national forests, parks and monuments, Indian reservations, mountain peak elevations, mountain passes, points of interest, ski areas, and recreation sites. City maps included as well as state patrol offices, mileage table, information for motorists, and AM/FM radio stations.

CO109. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1980-1989." "Central Rockies." Washington, D.C.: National Geographic Society, 1984. Includes Colorado, Wyoming, and Utah roads, place names, historic trails or roads, and natural features. Main map is annotated with interesting details. Reverse has inset maps of region and history.

CO100. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1980-1989." "Directory of Colorado Division of Wildlife Properties Including Land & Water Use Information." Denver, Colo.: Colorado Division of Wildlife, Dec. 1987. Includes state wildlife areas, recreation, and place names. Identifies the facilities and recreational opportunities available on over 250 state wildlife areas.

CO30. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1980-1989." "Colorado Campground and Recreational Map, Free to the Public, Region #3." s.l.: U.S. Map Corporation, in cooperation with the Colorado Parks & Recreation Assn., 1987. Includes area east of Greeley, south to Littleton, west to Steamboat, and north to about the state line. State, federal, county, and private campgrounds are included. Also includes other recreational areas: picnic grounds, ski area, Rocky Mountain National Park, and national forests. Facilities and services listed along with addresses and phone numbers of city, state, and county Parks and Recreation offices and for U.S. Forest Service. Includes advertisements and a chart giving information about the parks.

CO35. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1980-1989." "Colorado (Official State Highway Map)" Denver, Colo.: Colorado State Department of Highways, 1987. Was issued as a free map. Includes roads, railroads, national forests, parks and monuments, and Indian reservations. Also includes index of geographical points with populations and elevations, mountain peak elevations, mountain passes, points of interest, ski areas, and recreation sites. City maps included as well as state patrol offices, mileage table, information for motorists, and AM/FM radio stations.

CO56. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1980-1989." "The Colorado Directory of Camping, Cabins, Rafting, Fun Things to Do; Camping Capital of the America." s.l.: s.n., 1988-89. 9th ed. 42 page booklet includes advertising and guides to camping, cabins, rafting, and other activities in Colorado. Includes state map in center with reference numbers to guides.

CO108 A & B. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1980-1989." "Historic Trail Maps of the Sterling 1 degree X 2 degrees Quadrangle, Northeastern Colorado." Washington, D.C.: U.S. Geological Survey, 1989. Includes railroads, roads, place names, historic trails or roads, and natural features. Map A - Trail Map; Map B - Routes of Explorers and Indian Raiders. 23 page booklet by Glenn R. Scott.

CO99. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1980-1989." "Colorado at Its Best! Colorado's State Parks & Recreation Areas." Denver Colo.: Colorado Division of Parks and Outdoor Recreation, 1989. Map includes information about each park and recreation area including description, how to get there, address and phone number. Also includes a chart listing facilities and prices at each area. Includes small inset map showing parks. Reverse is poster of four different flowers which includes "1989 - Colorado Division of Parks and Outdoor Recreation."

1990-1999

CO163. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1990-1999." "Welcome to Colorado." Denver: State of Colorado Department of Revenue, 1990 c. Map shows Colorado counties, drivers license offices, taxpayer service offices, lottery offices, ports of entry, county seats, cities and towns, and highways. Reverse has information on state revenues and driver's license information.

CO130. File Case, drawer 2, folder "1990-1999." "Historic Trail Maps of the Greeley 1 Degree X 2 Degrees Quadrangle, Wyoming and Colorado." Washington, D.C.: U.S. Geological Survey, 1993. Glenn R. Scott and Carol Rein Shwayder. Includes railroads, roads, recreation, place names, historic trails or roads, land use, and natural features. Has index pamphlet of map. Map includes inset map of the Boulder Mining District.

Not Dated

CO23. File Case, drawer 2, folder "Not Dated." "Colorado Counties and County Seats." s.l.: s.n., s.d. Xerox of Map 27 from Colorado Directory of Manufacturers. Includes counties and county seats, and five standard metropolitan statistical areas.

CO70. File Case, drawer 3. "The Denver South Park and Pacific Railway, Predecessor of The Denver Leadville and Gunnison Railway and The Colorado and Southern Railway." Golden, Colo.: Colorado Railroad Museum, s.d. Compiled and drawn by E.J. Haley. Includes railroads, place names, and natural features. Includes railroad lines south and west of Denver.

CO75. File Case, drawer 2, folder "Not Dated." "Official Route Map of the Denver Tramway Corporation." Denver, Colo.: Daniel-Smith, s.d. Includes roads, streetcar lines, and property ownership. Includes also street directory of Denver, air lines, airport, hospitals, transfers, public buildings, banks, stock yards, parks, principal theaters, cemeteries, and railway ticket offices. Inset map of Denver business district also included.

CO88. File Case, drawer 2, folder "Not Dated." "These Highways Lead to Scenic & Fishing Opportunities. Taken from a newspaper. Top map - "Main Roads to and from Fort Collins, Colo." Bottom map - "Detailed Sectional Map of Scenic and Recreational Country West of Fort Collins." Includes roads, place names, historical trails or roads, and mileage chart.

CO32. File Case, drawer 2, folder "Not Dated." "Hotchkiss' Colorado Springs & Surroundings Map." s.l.: Colorado Springs National Bank, s.d. Includes roads; place names; street names; individual maps for Manitou Springs, Security, Widefield, Fort Carson, and Air Force Academy; and listing of recreational facilities of the Pike's Peak Region.

CO39. File Case, drawer 2, folder "Not Dated." "Colorado at It's Best!: Colorado's State Parks & Recreation Areas." Denver, Colo.: Colorado Division of Parks & Outdoor Recreation, s.d. Includes roads, recreation, and natural features. Also includes office and region phone numbers and addresses, parks and recreation area, available park facilities, camping fees, dump stations, fishing, interpretive programs, and accessibility. Reverse is color photograph of Eleven Mile State Recreation Area.

CO116. File Case, drawer 2, folder "Not Dated." "Colorado Springs and the Pikes Peak Region Guide." s.l.: s.n., s.d. Tourist information including roads, recreation, and place names.

CO124. File Case, drawer 2, folder "Not Dated." "Boulder, Colorado & Vicinity." Boulder, Colo.: Boulder Chamber of Commerce, s.d. Prepared by [Boulder] City Engineering Dept. Includes street guide, important locations, churches, public buildings, University of Colorado, and schools.

CO53. File Case, drawer 2, folder "Not Dated." "Sportsman's Map of Jackson County and Northeast Portion of Routt National Forest." Lakewood, Colo.: National County Map Service, s.d. Includes section grid. A fishing and hunting map including hunting areas and regulations. Also includes a list and drawings of cold water and warm water fish.

CO117. File Case, drawer 2, folder "Not Dated." "Romantic Interesting Places to See in Denver." s.l.: s.n., s.d. Tourist information. Includes roads, recreation, and place names. Features Tiffin Restaurant and Baur's of Denver.

CO118. File Case, drawer 2, folder "Not Dated." "What to See and Do." Denver, Colo.: Denver Convention & Visitors Bureau, s.d. Includes roads, recreation, and place names. Gives tourist information and includes list of Denver mountain parks. Map of one day mountain trips and map of Denver.

CO119. File Case, drawer 2, folder "Not Dated." "City Map of Denver." Denver, Colo.: Hotchkiss, Inc. for AAA, s.d. Title on map "Map of Denver Prepared for Rocky Mountain Motorists." Includes railroads, roads, place names, and list of streets. Small map on reverse includes downtown Denver and a strip map of area north of Denver to south of Pueblo.

CO120. File Case, drawer 2, folder "Not Dated." "Map of Denver." s.l.: Compliments of Bekins, s.d. Title on map "Map of Denver & Vicinity." Includes railroads, roads, place names, and index of streets. Includes advertisement and sites for Bekins Van & Storage.

CO101. Map Case, drawer 8. "Colorado." s.l.: s.n., s.d. Stored in an archival folder. Section grid. Includes railroads, roads, place names, and natural features. Timberland reserves, forest reserves, and railroad stops included.

CO110. Back storage area. "Map of the Irrigated Farms North of Denver: Tributary to the Factories of the Great Western Sugar Company." Section grid. Includes railroads, place names, property ownership, and natural features of Larimer, Weld and Boulder counties. Also includes factory sites and company farm lands.

CO111. Back storage area. "Indians of Colorado." s.l.: Hearne Brothers, s.d. Polyconic projection. Rolled school wall map. Includes place names, historic trails or roads. Also indicates where treaties were signed and where Indians were attacked. Reverse includes a list of tribes.

CO112. Back storage area. "Top of the Nation - Colorado State." s.l.: s.n., s.d. Includes roads, place names, and historic trails or roads. Rolled map.