Mt. Washington And The Northern Peaks Of The Pres. Range

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PHOTO U,S. AIR SERVICE, MAP WORK F. A. GARDNERC ANDROSCOGGIN VALLEY - GORHAM PINE MTN. THE HAWKS MT. ADAMS MT. QUINCV ADAMS MT, MADISON MT. SAM ADAMS MT.JEFFERSON ISAREL RIVER VALLEY BAM.C.HUTS MT. BOWMAN PEABODY RIVER VALLEY GULF SIDE TIRAIL SPHINX TRAIL PARAPET BROOK MT.CLAY GREAT GULF SUMMIT HOUSE DOLLY COPP CAMP GROUND ON PINKHAM NOTCH ROAD. MT WASHINCTON R.R. AM.C.HUT MT. WASH. SUMMIT ROAD MT WASHINGTON CAMP SIX HUS BANDS TRAIL CHANDLE R RIDGE WEST BRANCH PEABODY RIVER NELSON CRAG HUNTINGTON RAVINE MALFWAY HOUSE GULF TRAIL TO MT. MONROE AM.C.HUT AND LAKE OF THE CLOUDS LIONS HEAD TUCKERMAN RAVINE BOOT SPUR RAYMOND PATH TO CRYSTAL CASCADES GLEN ROULDER HERMIT LAKE U.S.F.S.CAMP OAKES CULF BOULDER TRAIL 5A-H850 32-Mt. Washington and the Northern Peaks of the Pres. Range, White Mts., N. H. ADAHS SLIDE TR ROCK BRANCH RIDGE BUTTRESS TR. esGOOD PATH

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Mt. Washington, the loftiest peak east of the Rockies and north of the Carolinas, is 6,293 feet high. The climate is the same as Labrador and middle Greenland. The view- line from the summit sweeps around a circle of nearly 1,000 miles, embracing parts of five states and the Province of Quebec. THE BISBEE PRESS, LANCASTER, N. H. "c. T. ART-COLORTONE” (REG. U. S. PAT. OFF.)