1966 Map of Derr Meadows

About this map

Ochogo National Forest dominates this mid-1960s terrain, where the boundary between Wheeler and Crook Counties zigzags through a high-altitude landscape of meadows and springs. The map documents the high-country infrastructure of the era, from the Derr Guard Station and Derr Camp to specialized features like the Buck Point Troughs. The most significant historical marker is Camp Watson (Site) in the northeast corner, accompanied by a small Cemetery, providing a fixed point for local-history researchers tracing the early military and pioneer presence in these mountains.