Guess the spot: Maps Edition

sorry for the wait.
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:roflmao::roflmao::roflmao: amazing. mmmmhhh i wonder where it may be. moccasin lake glacier lake/pass minam lake area?
 
Artemus said:
How do you guys read all that stuff? Ben always post the blurry ones and my glasses don't help! :help:
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i accidentally left the latitude and longitude in the top right corner before going back and deleting them.
 
in Idaho.
if you get it, go ahead and post yours, i've got limited internet access.
 
Trinity Lakes.
Since Ben wouldn't give us a clue like lat/long like last time I had to resort to the clever, for me, method of color matching the USGS quad coloration in the sample across the entire state of Idyhoe. Took a while. It is interesting that this variation exists like this. I believe it is a result of these being hand drawn at different times in different years by different hands. Is this region technically part of the Sawtooth range, Ben? I will come up with the next map shortly.
 
Artemus said:
Trinity Lakes.
Since Ben wouldn't give us a clue like lat/long like last time I had to resort to the clever, for me, method of color matching the USGS quad coloration in the sample across the entire state of Idyhoe. Took a while. It is interesting that this variation exists like this. I believe it is a result of these being hand drawn at different times in different years by different hands. Is this region technically part of the Sawtooth range, Ben? I will come up with the next map shortly.
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solid sleuthing Art. much respect. growing up here i never heard them referred to as part of the Sawtooths, but i can't speak to their technical designation.
 
This is south of Ballarat, CA, in the Panamint Valley, but I don't know what it's called. I found it on Google Earth, but it's not named. I'm going to guess it's a trona mine.
 
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