Part 91, page 360

DB Cooper-40759

Document date 9 December 1971

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 91 p. 360 (DB Cooper-40759), Letter, dated 9 Dec 1971 — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-91/pages/360

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[Hand-drawn map of south-central Washington state showing roads, rivers, and towns]

Labeled locations on map: ROY McKENNA PUYALLUP ORTING RAINIER DESCHUTES RIVER PARK VAIL CENTRALIA CHECK AREA CHEHALIS SNOQUALMIE NATL FOREST PIGEON SPRINGS KALAMA RIVER DESHUTES RIVER NISQUALLY RIVER SKOOKUMCHUCK RIVER AIRPORT CM ST P RY [Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul Railway] NP RY [Northern Pacific Railway]

Handwritten annotation (upper left): SPUR TRACK MIGHT BE THE [guess: SEATER] IT LOOKS LIKE A HAMMOCK (IN RED)

Handwritten annotation (right side, boxed): CHECK AREA 90 AIR MILES = FROM SEATTLE TACOMA AIRPORT VERY HOT NOW PIGEON SPRINGS KALAMA RIVER IF THIS IS 90 AIR MILES FROM SEATTLE ?

Handwritten annotation (lower center): 90 MILES FROM SEATTLE —ON FOOT—

Bottom right corner: DB Cooper-40759

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Hand-drawn investigative map of south-central Washington state showing a 'check area' approximately 90 air miles from Seattle-Tacoma Airport. The map highlights geographic features including rivers (Deschutes, Nisqually, Skookumchuck, Kalama), towns (Roy, McKenna, Puyallup, Orting, Rainier, Vail, Centralia, Chehalis), Snoqualmie National Forest, Pigeon Springs, and railroad lines (CM ST P Ry, NP Ry). Annotations indicate areas of investigative interest, noting the area is 'very hot now' and questioning the 90 air mile distance from Seattle. A note about a spur track looking like a hammock appears in the upper left.

Hand-drawn map with handwritten annotations
Some labels are cramped or overlapping, making certain words difficult to read
Black and white photocopy of original

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