1964 Map of Butler Valley

About this map

The Cockscomb dominates this central Kane County landscape, forming a sharp tectonic spine that separates the broad Horse Flat and Long Flat from the western drainage of Butler Valley. This mid-century survey reveals a remote ranching and grazing environment where water sources like Headquarters Springs and Wahweap Creek dictated the location of human activity. Notable landmarks such as the Grosvenor Arch and distinctive topographical features like The Gut and Cads Crotch indicate a land shaped by dramatic erosion.