1964 Map of Douglas Pass

About this map

Douglas Pass serves as the central divide in this mid-century Western Slope landscape, where the waters of Douglas Creek flow north toward the White River and the Dry Fork leads south. The map documents a rugged transition point between Garfield and Rio Blanco counties, characterized by deep incisions like Sawmill Canyon and Sayles Canyon. Resource extraction and land management are evident through the presence of a Pumping Station and several marked Drill Holes, alongside a utilitarian Pipeline that cuts across the high ridges.