This striking topographic map from a 1894 USGS survey shows the mining town (and former ghost town) Cripple Creek and its surroundings in what is today Teller County. Several mountains, gulches, and hills are named, and a few towns appear in grid-like plans, including Victor and Cripple Creek itself. A legend to the right of the map explains the corresponding rock type for each color and pattern combination on the map. The map is also freckled with several small stars that represent various gold mines and prospects. Produced under the direction of Charles D. Walcott.

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Condition: A

Issued folding, now pressed flat, with a fold separation at top that has been closed on verso with Japanese tissue and a few minor spots, mostly in the blank margins.