1953 Map of Gravel Spring
USGS Topo · Published 1954About this map
Gustin Homestead and the Chapman Homestead anchor this 1953 survey of the Wyoming landscape north of Atlantic City. The map documents a rugged drainage network defined by Tweed Creek and the intricate forks of Cottonwood Creek, which flow through a terrain marked by the Red Canyon Rim and the Blue Ridge. This area in Fremont County is characterized by numerous isolated water sources such as Chalk Spring, Gravel Spring, and Dilabaugh Spring, which were vital for early settlement and ranching in this high-elevation region.
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Editions of this 1953 Gravel Spring Map
2 editions found
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