Detail Scans
1.
Title
2.
Cochetopa Pass - eastern side of the map.
On
this map, what is now called the Gunnison River is labeled
as
the Grand River. The northern part of what is now called the
Colorado
River (north of the mouth of the Green River) was called
the
Grand River by some, and on some maps. This was changed in 1921,
when
the State of Colorado petitioned to have this part of the river called
the
Colorado River. On this map, the part of the Colorado River north
of
the
mouth of the Gunnison, is called the Blue River. In the text,
Beckwith
writes that it's inaccurately called the Grand, when it should
be
called the Blue River.
3.
Center of the map - showing the Gunnison and the Blue RIvers.
Please
see the note with Detail #2.
4.
Western side of the map - into the eastern part of what is now Utah.
The
White River indicated in this detail is now called the Price River.
(The
White River at the 40th parallel is also indicated on this map.)
Courtesy of William Husson.