1965 Map of Gibbon Peak

About this map

The southern boundary of the Tule River Indian Reservation dominates the northern reaches of this mid-1960s survey, where the rugged topography transitions into the steep drainages of Gibbon Canyon and Pothole Canyon. The landscape is defined by high points like Gibbon Peak and Buck Peak, with the lower elevations marked by the confluence of Deer Creek and Pothole Creek. Evidence of early 20th-century activity and remote settlement appears through scattered features like the Galley Mtn Cem and a lonely Mine located west of the main peaks.