1952 Map of Greasewood Gulch

About this map

The Game Experiment Station sits at the northern edge of this drainage-heavy landscape in Rio Blanco County, marking a period of active wildlife management in the early 1950s. The terrain is defined by an intricate network of deep incisions including Greasewood Gulch, Thompson Gulch, and Hatch Gulch, which all feed toward the Piceance Creek valley. These narrow corridors were essential for local movement and water access, evidenced by the scattered Spring locations and the Little Corral Gulch Spring that served as critical water points in an otherwise arid environment.