1986 Map of Cedar Knob

About this map

Cedar Knob stands as a prominent landmark in this high-altitude landscape of northwest Colorado, surrounded by a complex system of seasonal drainages and ridges. The terrain is characterized by deep erosional features like Lone Tree Gulch, Thornburg Draw, and Jacobs Draw which flow through the arid basins toward the south and east. Mapping conducted in the early 1980s reveals a region primarily utilized for resource extraction and ranching, evidenced by the scattered Oil Well sites, a network of pipelines, and designated Drill Hole locations.