1994 Map of Aberdeen

About this map

Aberdeen sits at the edge of a landscape defined by dramatic geological and hydrologic features, where water resources are carefully managed through facilities like the Division Creek Powerhouse. This 1994 update documents the intricate overlap of jurisdictional boundaries, including the John Muir Wilderness, Inyo National Forest, and Kings Canyon National Park. The survey captures a network of 4WD tracks and trails leading to high-altitude landmarks such as Colosseum Mtn and Sawmill Pass. Numerous springs, including Harry Birch Springs and Grover Anton Spring, suggest the critical importance of water in this arid environment. The map also records industrial and recreational footprints, from a Barrow Pit and various Prospects to several campgrounds along Taboose Creek and Goodale Creek. Along the slopes, the Bighorn Sheep Zoological Area highlights the region's role as a protected habitat.