2000 Map of Dunckley

About this map

The Williams Fork Mountains dominate this landscape, showing a region defined by high-elevation land management and resource extraction. Central to this survey is Dunckley, located near the southern edge of Dunckley Park. The terrain is deeply carved by a network of waterways including Sage Creek, Yoast Creek, and the various forks of Fish Creek. Industrial activity is evident in the northern reaches, where several locations of a Strip Mine are indicated along the ridges. Water management for the area’s ranching or forest needs is documented through a series of named catchments such as Shaffer Reservoir and the Sellers-Crowell Reservoir. Significant portions of the land fall under the Routt National Forest, balancing natural preserves with the infrastructure of a Gaging Sta and multiple Gravel Pits needed for mountain road maintenance.