1962 Map of Doyleville

About this map

Doyleville serves as the focal point of this high-country landscape, where the Tomichi Creek valley meets the expansive Needle Creek Flat. During the early 1960s, the community remained centered around its local Doyleville Sch and a nearby Cem, with the surrounding geography defined by the prominent Tomichi Dome and Coyote Hill. An Old Railroad Grade underscores the area's transport history, cutting through the valley alongside an extensive network of irrigation features like the Arch and Irrigating Ditch. The ranching character of the region is evident through named properties such as Pleasant View Ranch and Double Heart Ranch, while the numerous mountain gulches and springs, including Beer Keg Spring and Willow Bog Spring, reflect the vital water sources within the Gunnison National Forest.