2016 Map of Bull Fork

About this map

Puddin Ridge stands as a prominent southern landmark in this high-altitude landscape where the Rio Blanco and Garfield county line bisects the territory. The drainage patterns define the region, with the central Bull Fork stream being fed by a network of seasonal waters including Whiskey Gulch and Camp Gulch. This 2016 survey illustrates the remote character of the Western Slope, where the primary infrastructure consists of limited routes such as Co Rd 69 and C R 87 skirting the deep incisions of Enoch Gulch and Scandard Gulch. The complex hydrography in the southeast corner, featuring the Wet Fork-W Fork Parachute Cr, reveals a landscape carved by the tributaries of the W Fork Parachute Cr, offering a detailed view of the terrain before it reaches the broader valley floors.