1988 Map of Goodlow Mountain

About this map

Haynesville and the southern reaches of the Fremont National Forest dominate this high-desert landscape in the late 1980s. The map reveals a complex water management system essential for ranching and forestry, characterized by numerous developed springs and man-made impoundments like Gerber Reservoir and Noble Reservoir. The presence of Pankey Lake, De Vaul Lake, and several reservoirs alongside the Pankey Basin suggests a geography shaped by seasonal runoff and systematic irrigation. Local industry and infrastructure are noted through the inclusion of a Gaging Station, a Hellport, and a Cinder Pit near Goodlow Mountain. Genealogical interest is found at a lone cemetery near the road south of Haynesville, while historical land use is marked by features such as Wilkerson Horse-Camp and family-named landmarks like Gillette Spring and Tillie Spring.