The White River National Forest defines the western terrain of this 2013 survey, where high-elevation landmarks like King Mountain and Derby Mesa overlook a complex network of canyons and gulches. The landscape is marked by the descent of Sunnyside Creek and North Fork Cedar Creek as they drain toward the southern boundary. Infrastructure is largely focused on water management and access, featuring the Winslow Reservoir in the north and the S Derby Ditch and Derby Mesa Loop near the southern boundary. This map reveals the transition from the high forest plateaus to the river valley, terminating at the Colorado River in the southeast corner. Named points of interest like Hangmans Rock and Pump Gulch offer specific locational data for researchers mapping the historical geography and trail networks of the Routt and Eagle County border.
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1927 · Glenwood Springs
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1930 · Glenwood Springs
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1954 · Craig
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1957 · Craig
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1957 · Leadville
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1958 · Craig
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1959 · Leadville
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1960 · Leadville
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1960 · Craig
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1962 · Leadville
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