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Your cart is empty. USGS topographic map of Tenino, Washington, dated 1964, updated 1965.
Includes geographic coordinates (latitude and longitude), lines of elevation, bodies of water, roads, and more. This topo quad is suitable for recreational, outdoor uses, office applications, or wall map framing.
Printed on-demand by YellowMaps on the print material of your choice.
Shipping rolled from Minneapolis, MN, United States.
Product Number: USGS-5679114
Map Size: 29.2 inches high x 19.9 inches wide
Map Scale: 1:50000
Map Type: POD USGS Topographic Map
Map Series: HTMC
Map Version: Historical
Cell ID: 63447
Scan ID: 244233
Imprint Year: 1965
Woodland Tint: Yes
Aerial Photo Year: 1957
Field Check Year: 1959
Datum: NAD27
Map Projection: Transverse Mercator
Map published by United States Army Corps of Engineers
Map published by United States Army
Map Language: English
Scanner Resolution: 600 dpi
Map Cell Name: Tenino
Grid size: 15 X 15 Minute
Date on map: 1964
Geographical region: Washington, United States
Northern map edge Latitude: 47°
Southern map edge Latitude: 46.75°
Western map edge Longitude: -123°
Eastern map edge Longitude: -122.75°
Surrounding map sheets (copy & paste the Product No. in the search bar):
North: USGS-5408808,USGS-5408806,USGS-5410396,USGS-5408804,USGS-5410392
East: USGS-5410938,USGS-5408910,USGS-5408906,USGS-5408908,USGS-5410936
South: USGS-5403274,USGS-5403268,USGS-5409630,USGS-5403270,USGS-5409628
West: USGS-5410590,USGS-5410592,USGS-5409834,USGS-5407684,USGS-5410588
Shammer
Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2020
not sure about the paper one is it is a real map. the tyvek paper one is on tyvek but is either poorly printed from a low-quality printer and software or is a copy made in something like a kinkos or staples. the map is blurry, small labels for benchmarks, and the like are unreadable. the scale is not 1:50,000 as that is the result of how this was reproduced resulting in the grids being off just enough to not be able to use a protractor. attempted to validate the map with two of us army map reading test versions. Because of its poor reproduction, several answers are unattainable or at least off enough to require guessing. I do not recommend the Tyvek reprint. My guess is the paper maps are not original and likely of the same poor quality. If they were fairly priced at 5-10 dollars and weren't need for the map reading course that would be fine. But at 50 bucks I expect the original professionally produced maps
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