1964 Map of Coleman Point

About this map

Fremont National Forest dominates this high-elevation landscape, where the seasonal movement of water and livestock dictated the map's geography in the mid-1960s. The area is defined by the massive Coleman Rim and the prominence of Coleman Point, creating a natural divide between the northern and southern drainages. Cultural markers like Anderson Ranch and Murphy Ranch suggest a legacy of high-country ranching, while the presence of the Dairy Creek Guard Sta highlights the administrative oversight of these timber and grazing lands. A network of unimproved routes, including the Augur Creek Jeep Trail and Morgan Jeep Trail, provided access to remote locations like Happy Camp and various water sources such as Grasshopper Spring and Eagle Spring. The map also captures early recreational infrastructure at Dairy Creek Campground and Dead Horse Campground.