1966 Map of Harvey Creek

About this map

Winter Ridge dominates this high-country landscape in Lake County, where the Fremont National Forest preserves a rugged network of water sources and early access routes. The map is defined by the prominent Old Indian Treaty Boundary cutting across the terrain, reflecting the historical division of land rights in the region. This 1960s survey, updated in 1980, shows a remote wilderness largely devoid of permanent settlements, focused instead on seasonal land use. Historical points of interest include Skull Creek Camp and Government Harvey Pass, while numerous water sources like Harvey Spring, Currier Spring, and Boulder Spring indicate the importance of these sites for both wildlife and early travelers. The upper reaches of the Sycan River and the Hanan Trail provide a look at the early infrastructure of this high-plateau environment.