1966 Map of Greasewood Canyon

About this map

Cliff Dwellings and ancient archaeological sites define this 1960s landscape within the Ute Mountain Indian Reservation. The survey provides a precise look at the canyons and mesa tops where structures like the Sixteen Window House, Eagle Nest House, and the Double Walled Tower are located. These archaeological landmarks are scattered across the high country between Greasewood Canyon and the Mancos River, where traditional land use meets the natural erosion of the plateau.