Plan a visit

Routes and geography

Official dataset route segment

Recorded for: Lamarck Lakes segment 1

Coordinate reference system
EPSG:4326
Dataset feature id
{197DBD9A-C332-4B2F-988D-8FE66A2C7FD0}
Dataset feature name
LAMARCK LAKES
Dataset field
lengthmiles
Distance miles
0.03809463
Distance status
known
End coordinate
Latitude
37.226038791891234
Longitude
-118.62857104319129
Geometry snapshot
Feature id
{197DBD9A-C332-4B2F-988D-8FE66A2C7FD0}
Path
geometry/v0/snapshots/usgs-bishop-creek-lamarck-treasure-20260925.geojson
Sha256
0115cb49dce274295bcea333edab310621738d6284ebb75aa76d942e86bb7206
Route role
official mainline
Source dataset id
{8CC4DB36-D0BE-4189-88C7-64C3569EB754}
Source edit date
1774742400000
Source feature id
5954
Source load date
1777310283000
Source originator
U.S. Forest Service
Start coordinate
Latitude
37.22654344610287
Longitude
-118.62863162763108
Evidence and sources (1)

No claim effective interval recorded.

Spatial scope IDs: scope-route-lamarck-lakes

  1. Evidence stance: supports · Evidence details

    The bounded National Digital Trails extract contains five connected LAMARCK LAKES features after the initial shared Piute Pass segment, ending beside Upper Lamarck Lake, and four connected South Lake features consisting of three BISHOP PASS features followed by the TREASURE LAKES branch. The selected public-domain features are retained in a versioned snapshot with their source length fields and identifiers.

    Retrieval time does not establish when an event occurred.

    Observation details · Source details · Original source: U.S. Geological Survey / U.S. Forest Service

    Recorded artifact references
    • geometry/v0/snapshots/usgs-bishop-creek-lamarck-treasure-20260925.geojson
    • 0115cb49dce274295bcea333edab310621738d6284ebb75aa76d942e86bb7206

    References are not a confirmation of current availability.

Explore related places

Access and approaches (1)

Land and management (1)

Routes and related places (1)

Before you go

No direct knowledge gap is linked to this entity. That does not mean the record is complete.

Sources, evidence, and history

Planning facts above are readable first. Open these records when you need to audit a source or see when knowledge changed.

Evidence for 1 published claim
Published ChangeSet history

Canonical data is historical evidence, not a guarantee of current conditions. Recheck volatile facts before travel.