1955 Map of Mesa

About this map

Plateau Valley serves as the central corridor for this mid-century western Colorado landscape, where ranching and early homesteading patterns remain clearly etched across the terrain. The settlement of Mesa sits at the confluence of several drainages, including Mesa Creek and Coon Creek, anchored by the notable Marker Tree to the south. The map provides a detailed record for genealogists, specifically marking numerous defunct operations such as the Eddington Homestead, Harris Homestead, and the Carver Homestead near Chalk Mountain.