2011 Map of Jefferson City

About this map

Jefferson City and the neighboring settlement of Corbin serve as the primary hubs in this high-altitude landscape of Jefferson County. The terrain is defined by a dense network of gulches and peaks, including Gregory Mountain, Emerson Peak, and Blueball Mountain. Waterways such as Prickly Pear Creek and Clancy Creek cut through the topography, which is marked by an extensive legacy of resource extraction. The map reveals a high concentration of mining operations scattered across the mountain slopes, such as the Roosevelt Mine in the north and the Minnesota Mine to the west. This industrial footprint is integrated with modern infrastructure, including the Jefferson City Post Office and the Jefferson City Rest Area, while narrow roads like Lump Gulch Rd and Corbin Rd wind through the gulches to connect remote sites with the main thoroughfares.