2013 Map of Fulford

About this map

Fulford sits at the heart of this high-altitude landscape, serving as a primary point of human settlement within the expansive White River National Forest. The geography is defined by significant peaks such as Bellyache Mountain and Adam Mountain, alongside complex drainage systems like Nolan Creek and Salt Creek. The map documents a rich history of extraction and mountain access, evidenced by the New York Mountain Mine and numerous named prospects and shafts. Water management is a visible priority, with features like Bemis Ditch and Graham Ditch cutting across the terrain to redirect flow from high springs like Happy Jack Spring and Elk Spring.