Turquoise Lake, Mission Mountain Wilderness [umt019641]

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DescriptionTurquoise Lake - Mission Mountains wild area. Probably the most scenic spot in the Mission Mountains. Accessible by poor road to the boundary of the Wild Area, thence by trail (Approximately 6 miles) what appears to be a large snowfield is actually a small receding glacier. Lake is thought to be barren but could probably support fish. Flathead National Forest, Montana. Recreation; Waterscene; Lake. WO# 785-R-1.TypeImageCreatorVan Gieson, BobGenrephotographsDate1969-08-01SubjectTurquoise Lake (Mont.)Mission Mountains Wilderness (Mont.)GlaciersLandscapesMission Mountains (Mont.)natural landscapescolor photographsFlathead National Forest (Mont.)Contributing InstitutionUniversity of Montana Mansfield LibraryGeographic CoverageTurquoise LakeMissoula County, MontanaTime Period Represented20th centuryDigital CollectionUnited States Forest Service, Region One PhotographsDigital Formatimage/jpgPhysical CollectionUnited States Forest Service Region 1 Archives Collection, Mss 889Physical Dimensions4 in. x 3 in. printDigitization SpecificationDigitized at the University of Montana Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library. Scanned as master TIFF using Epson Expression 10000 XL at 1350 ppi, 24-bit color. Used Adobe Photoshop CS to create JPG derivative.Date Digitized2024-04-03Photo NumberFS99.07262Local Identifierumt019641ReproductionTo order a reproduction, download our order form, or email Archives and Special Collections, Mansfield Library, or call (406) 243-2053.Contact UsFor additional information about our collections or to suggest a keyword or share what you know about this item e-mail us. Please include the Photo Number or Local Identifier in your note to us.copyrightCNE

CollectionUnited States Forest Service, Region One Photographs

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