2011 Map of Koch Peak

About this map

Koch Peak and the surrounding high country of the Madison Range dominate this 2011 landscape, where intricate drainage systems feed the region's mountain valleys. The map documents a rugged network of ridges and summits, including the prominent Nutters Cathedral Peak and Taylor Peaks, which stand above the upper reaches of Taylor Creek. This modern survey illustrates the Forest Service infrastructure necessary for navigating these peaks, specifically labeling routes such as FS 135 and the Cache-Taylor Divide. Local water management is represented by No Man Dam and No Man Lake, nestled below No Man Ridge. The naming conventions found here, such as Raw Liver Creek and Tumbledown Creek, reflect the descriptive character of the Madison County wilderness, providing a clear record of the area's geographic nomenclature in the early 21st century.