1967 Map of Crazy Mountain

About this map

The Laramie River winds through the borderlands of Colorado and Wyoming in this 1967 survey, where ranching and resource management define the high-altitude landscape. The Geneyre Sch serves as a small social marker of local settlement near the riverbanks, while the intricate network of water management features, such as the La Garde Ditch, Lower La Garde Ditch, and Pache Ditch, reveals the labor required to sustain this arid environment. The terrain is marked by prominent peaks like Crazy Mountain and Bull Mountain, which rise above the western edge of the Roosevelt National Forest.