2011 Map of Eastland

About this map

Eastland stands as the primary settlement on this high plateau, surrounded by a grid of rural roads and dramatic geologic drainage systems. The landscape is defined by deep incisions like Boulder Canyon and Pearson Canyon, which flow toward significant overlooks including West Boulder Point and Pearson Point. The area's agricultural and ranching character is evidenced by roads such as North Dude Rnch and True Blood, alongside the practical Boulder Cutoff. To the southeast, the terrain drops away into Long Draw Canyon near Horsehead Point, where Horsehead Spring provides a vital water source in this arid environment. This map captures the intersection of established homesteads and the unforgiving canyon country of San Juan County.