2019 Map of Meredith

About this map

The Fryingpan River flows through the northern reaches of this Colorado high-country landscape, passing through the small settlements of Meredith and Thomasville. Located within the White River National Forest, the region is defined by a network of gulches and ridges that feed into the river system. The presence of the Hunter Tunnel in the southeastern quadrant, alongside the Sawyer Cr Conduit, indicates a managed water system designed to navigate the complex elevations between peaks like Mt Yeckel and Cyclone Mtn. Historical land use is visible in areas such as Lamont Pasture and Sawmill Park, while the Norrie Powerline tracks through the center of the sheet toward the community of Norrie. Water resources are central to the geography here, from high-altitude features like Sawyer Lake and Chapman Lake to the Himmelland Reservoir near the Eagle and Pitkin County line.