2019 Map of Cannibal Plateau
USGS Topo · Published 2019About this map
Slumgullion Earthflow and Slumgullion Slide dominate the southwestern corner of this high-altitude landscape, marking a massive active landslide that has shaped the drainage of the area. This portion of the Gunnison National Forest is defined by expansive flat-topped landforms like Cannibal Plateau and Calf Creek Plateau, which separate deep incisions such as Devils Canyon and the sharply named Cañon Infierno. These plateaus represent a unique volcanic geomorphology characteristic of the San Juan Mountains region.
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