Hague, Arnold
Arnold Hague (December 13, 1840 - May 14, 1917) was an American geologist and surveyor active in the late 18th and early 19th century. Hague was born in Boston, Massachusetts in 1840. As the son of a clergyman he was well educated and graduated from Yale University in 1863. Afterwards he traveled for Europe where he pursued further studies in geology at Gottingen, Heidelberg, and Freiberg. Upon his return to the United State in 1867 Hague was assigned to assist Clarence King in a study of the surface geology of the Comstock Lode and the amalgamation process, known as the ‘Washoe Process' practiced there. When the U.S. Geological Survey was formed in 1879 Hague became a founding member. In 1883 he was commissioned as the official geologist of Yellowstone National Park and assigned to study the parks famous geysers. Hague's report on Yellowstone, published in 1904, is perhaps his most significant work and certainly the work for which is best known today. Hague died in Washington D.C. in 1917. He was a member of the National Academy of Sciences, vice president of the International Congress of Geologists, and president of the United States Geological Society.
The Grand Canyon of Yellowstone.
Canyon Sheet. Geology Sheet XII.
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This is a 1904 Arnold Hague's U.S. Geological Survey geological map of the spectacular Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming. The map depicts the entire Canyon Region and the Absaroka Range from the Yellowstone Lake northward, along the Yellowstone River, as far as the Hellroaring Creek in Montana. Many well-known Yellowstone sites are noted, including Elephant Back, Mirror Plateau, Sherman Volcano, and Fossil Forest, as well as various springs, peaks, creeks, and lakes. Twenty-two different colors highlight differing geological formations throughout the region and correspond with a legend situated along the right border. (more details)
A topographic map highlighting Yellowstone National Park's unique topography.
Yellowstone National Park and Portion of Yellowstone Forest Reserve. Topography Sheet XVI.
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This is a 1904 Arnold Hague and U.S. Geological Survey topographic map of Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming. Centered on the Yellowstone Lake, the largest mountain lake in the United States, the map depicts the entirety of Yellowstone National Park, as well as part of the Yellowstone Forest Reserve. It is part of Hague's study of the region's unique geology and related geothermal activity. Contour lines highlight the region's unique topography with elevation noted every 500 feet. A dashed line representing the Continental Divide winds its way through the park, while the red dashed lines mark roads. Creeks, rivers, and lakes are labeled, as are plateaus, gulches, and mountain peaks. (more details)
A topographic map of Travertine Terrace, Yellowstone National Park.
Detail Map of Mammoth Hot Springs Travertine Terraces. Topography Sheet XX.
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This is a 1904 Arnold Hague and U.S. Geological Survey topographic map of spectacular Mammoth Hot Springs Travertine Terraces of Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming. Centered on Cleopatra Spring in Minerva Terrace, the map depicts the Travertine Terraces from the Painted Pool on the White Elephant in Highland Terrace to McCartney Cave in Hotel Terrace. It also identifies Liberty Cap on Hymen Terrace. Contour lines highlight the region's unique topography with elevation noted every 500 feet. Roads and buildings are illustrated, including the Mammoth Hot Springs Hotel. (more details)
Mammoth Hot Springs and the immediate vicinity.
Mammoth Hot Springs and Vicinity. Topography Sheet XVIII.
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This is a 1904 Arnold Hague and U.S. Geological Survey topographic map of the spectacular Mammoth Hot Springs in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming. The map depicts Mammoth Hot Spring Terraces from Terrace Mountain to Mount Everts. Building over thousands of years and still growing, the Mammoth Terraces constantly change shape and color. The map also features a handful of buildings, including the famous Mammoth Hotel built over the old terrace formation called Hotel Terrace. Contour lines highlight the region's unique topography with elevation noted every 500 feet. A dashed line representing the Continental Divide winds its way through the park, while the red dashed lines mark roads. Creeks, rivers, and lakes are labeled, as are plateaus, gulches, and mountain peaks. (more details)
Mammoth Hot Springs and the immediate vicinity.
Mammoth Hot Springs and Vicinity. Topography Sheet XVIII.
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This is a 1904 Arnold Hague and U.S. Geological Survey topographic map of the spectacular Mammoth Hot Springs in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming. The map depicts Mammoth Hot Spring Terraces from Terrace Mountain to Mount Everts. Building over thousands of years and still growing, the Mammoth Terraces constantly change shape and color. The map also features a handful of buildings, including the famous Mammoth Hotel built over the old terrace formation called Hotel Terrace. Contour lines highlight the region's unique topography with elevation noted every 500 feet. A dashed line representing the Continental Divide winds its way through the park, while the red dashed lines mark roads. Creeks, rivers, and lakes are labeled, as are plateaus, gulches, and mountain peaks. (more details)
Ishawooa Sheet. Geology Sheet XV.
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A fine example of Arnold Hague's 1904 geological survey map of the spectacular Ishawooa Region in the Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming. Centered on Ishawooa Cone, the map covers the Absaroka Range from the Thorofare Plateau and Ash Mountain to North Fork ... (more details)
Home of the world's largest geysers - the Steamboat Geyser.
Norris Geyser Basin. Geology Sheet XXI.
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A fine example of Arnold Hague's 1904 topographical survey map of the spectacular Norris Geyser Basin in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming. Centered on Tantalus Creek and the Reservoir (100 Spring Plain), the map covers the basin Gibbon River to Nuphar ... (more details)
The geological wonder of Yellowstone.
The Shores of Yellowstone Lake. Geology Sheet XXVII.
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A fine example of Arnold Hague's 1904 geological survey map of the shores of Yellowstone Lake in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming. Centered on the Yellowstone Lake, the largest mountain lake in the United States, the map details the lake, its shores, and adjacent terraces and slopes. The map is part of Hague's study of the region's unique geology and related geothermal activity. A legend situated on the upper right identifies the various geological formations and matches them with the corresponding colors used here. A note in the lower left cites an 1889 geological survey of Yellowstone Lake. It also provides a short history of Yellowstone Lake's formation. (more details)
Detail Map of Mammoth Hot Springs Travertine Terraces. Topography Sheet XX.
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A fine example of Arnold Hague's 1904 topographical survey map of the spectacular Mammoth Hot Springs Travertine Terraces in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming. Centered on the Cleopatra Spring in Minerva Terrace, this detailed map covers the ... (more details)