1997 Map of Jackson Hill

About this map

Beaverhead National Forest land dominates this 1990s terrain, revealing a landscape defined by high peaks and high-country ranching infrastructure. The presence of the Clemow Cow Camp near Warm Springs Creek indicates the ongoing importance of grazing in the Pioneer Mountains. Resource extraction history is visible through the Carney Mine and various Prospects located near Knight Gulch, while early water management is evidenced by the Jardine Ditch and Side Ditch. The geography is characterized by prominent summits like Woody Mountain and Deer Peak, alongside expansive meadows such as Star Park, Cox Park, and Open Park. These high-altitude parks, connected by a network of drainage systems like Jackson Creek and Woody Creek, provide a clear picture of the region's complex alpine hydrology and land use patterns during the late twentieth century.