1908 Map of Marsh Peak

About this map

Marsh Peak and the high summits of the Uinta Mountains dominate this early 20th-century survey of the Utah-Wyoming borderlands. The landscape is defined by the dramatic descent from alpine peaks into the deep incisions of Red Canyon and the Green River at Flaming Gorge. A modest high-altitude economy is evident through a network of isolated outposts and timber operations, including Johnsons Mill, Griffins Mill, and Bowles Mill.