11 United States Department of the Interior Geological Survey Maps, Alaska Reconnaissance Topographic Series. Published by U.S. Geological Survey. Washington, D.C. Locations and dates include: Ugashik (1949); Kenai (1950); Fort Randall (1950); Lake Clark (1951); Chignik (1951); Tyonek (1951); Sutwik Island (1951); Karluk (1951); Mt. Katmai (1951); Iliamna (1952); and Port Moller (1953). Sizes vary, most approx. 30 x 23 in. (conditions vary, most toned with scattered spotting and some with tears at edge lines).

[With:] Geological Survey "Map of Alaska / Showing areas differentiated in accordance with the dominant fineness of their placer gold." Philip S. Smith, 1938. 25 1/4 x 18 1/2 in. (creasing at folds, light toning).

[Also with:] Map of Alaska "To accompany the Annual Report of the Governor, 1931." 24 3/4 x 18 1/2 in. (scattered pencil marks, light soil, pin holes). Includes locations of Army and Navy radio stations, reindeer stations, Native schools, and boundaries of reservations. -- Map of Alaska produced by the Cartographic Division of the National Geographic Society. Washington, January 1984.