Mountain terrain · Utah
Ben Lomond
Ben Lomond climbs from a 4,304 ft base plate to 9,500 ft across 12 stackable elevation layers, cut from the federal survey of the mountain.
| Summit | 9,500 ft |
|---|---|
| Base plate | 4,304 ft |
| Elevation layers | 12 |
| Region | Utah |
Digital download · terrain layer stack
$14.99
- 12 stackable elevation layersto 9,500 ft
- Layered SVG and DXF12, 18, 24 in · 300, 450, 600 mm
- Elevation-band GIS dataGeoPackage, GeoJSON
- Terrain from USGS 3DEPreal survey elevation, public domain
or get all the peaks and parks in one edition for $99.99.
The layer stack for a 3D wooden mountain: cut each elevation band and stack them, or engrave the whole relief from one face. Ready for LightBurn, Glowforge, Vectric, Cricut or Silhouette. Makers use these for summit gifts, layered wall art, trailhead signs and topographic coasters.
12 layers · 4,304 to 9,500 ft
Nearby terrain
Elevation from the USGS 3D Elevation Program, public domain, banded and smoothed so every layer cuts cleanly. Decorative use only, not for navigation.