1951 Map of Big Bull Mountain

About this map

Goldfield and the surrounding high-altitude terrain define this 1951 survey, capturing a landscape shaped by both natural features and early 20th-century industry. The northwestern corner reveals a dedicated Mining Area near the slopes of Big Bull Mountain, while a complex network of utility infrastructure, including a Pipe Line, Telephone Line, and a Power Plant, serves the region's isolated communities. The hydrological system is dominated by the Skagway Reservoir, which collects waters from Middle Beaver Creek and West Beaver Creek before they descend toward the Teller Co Fremont Co line.