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Broken Top, OR — USGS historical 15-minute topo (1959)

by USGS Historical Topo Maps (public domain) · Oregon, US

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Broken Top, OR — USGS historical 15-minute topo (1959)
Historical USGS topographic map of Broken Top, Oregon: the 1959 edition at 1:62,500, scanned and georeferenced by the USGS Historical Topographic Map Collection. See how roads, towns, trails, mines and shorelines looked in 1959; your GPS position still shows on it. Public domain map from the U.S. Geological Survey. Downloads directly from the USGS National Map. This store is not affiliated with or endorsed by the USGS.

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  • Your GPS position on the map. A blue dot on this official sheet shows where you are.
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  • Tracks, placemarks and photos. Record where you go, drop pins, and export GPX, KML or GeoJSON.
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Where this map covers

Named places on this map

46 named features inside the Broken Top, OR — USGS historical 15-minute topo (1959) sheet, from the USGS Geographic Names Information System. Each one links to every map that shows it.

Lakes, springs and falls

and 5 more

Gaps, arches and other landforms

Elevations are the USGS 3DEP ground elevation at the named point, rounded; a summit's surveyed height can differ a little.

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Version history

  1. Version 1 · Nov 4, 2026 · 7.7 MB