2019 Map of Hesperus
USGS Topo · Published 2019About this map
The La Plata River winds through this mountain corridor, anchoring a landscape where historic mining and agricultural water management intersect. In the north, the San Juan National Forest encompasses high-elevation terrain including Madden Peak and Parrott Peak, while Bay City Gulch points to the area's prospecting past near the settlement of Mayday. The rugged geography is marked by numerous drainage features like Snowslide Gulch and Little Deadwood Gulch, which feed into the main river valley.
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