1966 Map of Deep Creek Point

About this map

White River National Forest defines the character of this high-elevation landscape in the mid-1960s, where steep drainages and prominent ridges dictate the movement of livestock and water. The map documents the localized extractive history of the region through the Gray Eagle Mine and several prospects, while the Clinetop Cow Camp indicates the area's continued use for seasonal high-country grazing. Water management is evident in the presence of the Mansfield Ditch and numerous perennial sources like Joe Hill Spring and Bear Spring.