1964 Map of Fitzwater Point

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Fremont National Forest dominates the western half of this landscape, where the high terrain of Fitzwater Point and Willow Creek Hills gives way to a network of seasonal springs and meadows. The area's water management is visible through the Ashcraft Flume and various canals that divert Drews Creek and Drews Slough across the eastern flats. High-altitude springs like Miners Cabin Spring and Fitzwater Pass Spring highlight the historical importance of water sources in this high-desert ranching country.