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YELLOWSTONE
Rules and Regulations 1920 |
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CONTENTS.
General description
The geysers
Other hot-water phenomena
Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone
Dunraven Pass and Tower Falls
Remarkable fossil forests
Greatest wild-animal refuge
Bears
Trout fishing
The Greater Yellowstone
The Red Canyon of the Shoshone
The trail system
Administration of the park
Protection of the park
Information Bureau
The rules and regulations
The tourist season
Transportation and accommodations
Post office
Telegrams
Railroad information
Detailed travel information
Automobile highway information
Automobiles in the park
Gasoline and oils, etc
The park mile post system
Yellowstone Park tour, principal points of interest
Gardiner, the northern entrance (N. E.) to Mammoth Hot Springs (M. S.)
The terraces at Mammoth Hot Springs
Side trips from Mammoth Hot Springs
Mountain climbing
Mammoth Hot Springs (M. S.) to Norris Junction (N. J.)
Norris Junction (N. J.) to Canyon Junction (C. J.)
Norris Junction (N. J.) to Madison Junction (M. J.) Norris Geyser Basin
Elk Park, Gibbon Meadows, Gibbon Canyon
Madison Junction (M. J.) to Old Faithful (O. F.)
Lower Geyser Basin
Midway Geyser Basin
Upper Geyser Basin
Side trips from Old Faithful Inn and Camp
Old Faithful (O. F.) to West Thumb of Yellowstone Lake (W. T.)
The West Thumb
West Thumb (W. T.) to Lake Junction (L. J.)
Lake Hotel and Camp
Side trips from Lake Hotel and Camp
Lake Junction
Lake Junction (L. J.) to Canyon Junction (C. J.)
Canyon Junction
Side trips from Lake Hotel and Camp
Canyon Junction (C. J.) to Norris Junction (N. J.)
Grand Canyon
Canyon Junction (C. J.) to Tower Falls Junction (T. J.)
Tower Falls Junction
Side trips from Tower Junction and Camp Roosevelt
Tower Falls Junction (T. J.) to Mammoth Hot Springs (M. S.)
West Yellowstone, Mont., the western entrance (W. E.) to Madison Junction (M. J.)
Cody, Wyo., via eastern entrance (E. E.) to Lake Junction (L. J.)
Moran, Wyo., via southern entrance (S. E.) to West Thumb (W. T.)
Tower Falls Junction (T. J.) to Buffalo Ranch, Soda Butte, and Cooke City, Mont.
Trails in and about Yellowstone National Park
Prominent geysers and springs
Fishing in the Yellowstone Park
Fishes of the Yellowstone Park
Wild animals
Birds
Trees
Plants of the park
Rules and regulations
General regulations
Automobile and motorcycle regulations
Panoramic view
Maps
Literature
Government publications
Bibliography
Other national parks
National monuments
MAPS AND ILLUSTRATIONS.
COVER.
Fountain GeyserJackson Lake and the Teton Mountains in the proposed enlargement
Automobile campers below Mammoth Hot Springs Terraces
Mule deer
The gorgeously colored canyon
Old Faithful Geyser
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Ideal section through 2,000 feet of Specimen Ridge, showing succession of buried forests
Profile through line of travel—north and south—in Yellowstone National Park and region south of park, including Teton Mountains and Jackson Lake
Map showing railroad routes to Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks Map showing automobile routes between Yellowstone, Glacier, Rocky Mountain, Mesa Verde, and Zion National Parks
Sketch map of Mammoth Hot Springs
Sketch map of Norris Geyser Basin
Sketch map of Lower Geyser Basin
Sketch map of Upper Geyser Basin
Sketch mar of Grand Canyon
Automobile map of Yellowstone Park
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JACKSON LAKE AND THE TETON MOUNTAINS
IN THE PROPOSED ENLAGEMENT. Photgraph by United States Reclamation Service. Grand Teton, elevation 13,747 feet, on the left, and Mount Moran, elevation 12,100 feet, on the right. The elevation of Jackson Lake is 6,700 feet. |
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AUTOMOBILE CAMPERS BELOW MAMMOTH
HOT SPRINGS TERRACES. Photograph by National Park Service. |
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