1967 Map of Jackson Draw

About this map

Matt Warner Reservoir dominates the southern portion of this high-plateau landscape, where the Base Line separates the north and south townships. Situated within the Ashley National Forest, the terrain is defined by complex drainage systems and high-elevation water management. The map details the technical infrastructure of the era, including a prominent pipeline and the Spillway controlling the reservoir's levels. Deeply incised features like Jackson Draw and Lambson Draw reveal the erosive forces at work on the Uintah County geography. The presence of numerous named springs and watercourses like Little Davenport Creek and Pot Creek highlights the critical importance of water rights and ranching resources in this arid environment during the late 1960s.