Hayden Survey

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The Hayden Survey was a 19th-century U.S. geological and geographical exploration led by Ferdinand V. Hayden that extensively mapped and studied the American West, including parts of Colorado.

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instanceOf 19th-century scientific expedition
United States government expedition
geographical survey
geological survey
aim to map and describe the geology and geography of western U.S. territories
to provide scientific justification for conservation measures in key regions
to support resource development and settlement in the American West
contemporaryWith King Survey
Powell Geographic Expedition
Wheeler Survey
contributedTo establishment of Yellowstone National Park
country United States of America
endTime 1879
field botany
cartography
geography
geology
paleontology
topography
zoology
leader Ferdinand Vandeveer Hayden
linked to: Ferdinand V. Hayden
legacy foundation for later U.S. Geological Survey mapping in the West
influential in the development of American earth sciences
mainTerritorialFocus U.S. Territories of the American West
method collection of rock and fossil specimens
photographic documentation
systematic field mapping
notableWork geological mapping of the Rocky Mountains
production of detailed atlases and maps of western territories
scientific exploration of the Yellowstone region
topographic mapping of Colorado
partOf Four Great Surveys of the American West
produced annual survey reports to the U.S. Congress
botanical and zoological catalogues
geological cross-sections of western territories
paleontological monographs
sponsor U.S. Department of the Interior
U.S. Geological and Geographical Survey of the Territories
startTime 1867
studiedRegion Colorado Territory
Dakota Territory
Idaho Territory
Montana Territory
Nebraska Territory
Utah Territory
Wyoming Territory
timePeriod Gilded Age
Reconstruction era

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