1987 Map of Cass Creek Peak

About this map

Henry Mountains dominate this 1980s landscape, a high-elevation region defined by steep drainages and prominent peaks. The map reveals a network of water management features essential for this environment, including Bastian Reservoir, Coyote Reservoir, and Cass Creek Reservoir, alongside various seasonal sources like Mud Spring and Gold Creek Spring. Significant landforms such as Cass Creek Peak and Mount Hitters serve as primary landmarks, while the presence of Coyote Benches and Taylor Ridges indicates a complex geological character. Movement through this terrain is largely restricted to 4wd tracks and a single Trail that winds toward the southern reaches, reflecting the area's isolation and its historical use for ranching or resource management. Local identifiers like Bulldog Hole and Black Hole suggest a vernacular history tied to specific geographical anomalies or localized ranching activity.