Granite Peak, Montana 1986 Shaded Relief Map
We created this map with the illusion of 3D by applying Digital Elevation Data and meticulously adding shaded relief to the landscape of the original 1986 USGS Quadrangle map of Granite Peak, Montana. This map showcases Granite Peak, the highest point in Montana, and Mystic Lake along with the surrounding peaks. The shading is printed on the paper and does not result from the map protruding from the surface.
Clouds are created for a surreal effect, available with or without
Please Note:Ā TextĀ on the map can be difficult to read due to the small font sizeĀ and the age of the map. In areas where theĀ relief shadingĀ covers the text, the underlying text may not be legible. We suggest the largest size map for better details though the text may still be covered in the darker areas.
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Granite Peak, Montana 1986 Shaded Relief Map
Granite Peak, Montana 1986 Shaded Relief Map
We created this map with the illusion of 3D by applying Digital Elevation Data and meticulously adding shaded relief to the landscape of the original 1986 USGS Quadrangle map of Granite Peak, Montana. This map showcases Granite Peak, the highest point in Montana, and Mystic Lake along with the surrounding peaks. The shading is printed on the paper and does not result from the map protruding from the surface.
Clouds are created for a surreal effect, available with or without
Please Note:Ā TextĀ on the map can be difficult to read due to the small font sizeĀ and the age of the map. In areas where theĀ relief shadingĀ covers the text, the underlying text may not be legible. We suggest the largest size map for better details though the text may still be covered in the darker areas.
Original: $622.00
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We created this map with the illusion of 3D by applying Digital Elevation Data and meticulously adding shaded relief to the landscape of the original 1986 USGS Quadrangle map of Granite Peak, Montana. This map showcases Granite Peak, the highest point in Montana, and Mystic Lake along with the surrounding peaks. The shading is printed on the paper and does not result from the map protruding from the surface.
Clouds are created for a surreal effect, available with or without
Please Note:Ā TextĀ on the map can be difficult to read due to the small font sizeĀ and the age of the map. In areas where theĀ relief shadingĀ covers the text, the underlying text may not be legible. We suggest the largest size map for better details though the text may still be covered in the darker areas.
