2010 Map of Mollie Hogans

About this map

Arches National Park dominates the southwestern portion of this map, showcasing a high concentration of natural sandstone spans within the Devils Garden area. This 2010 survey documents famous landmarks like Landscape Arch, Double O Arch, and Skyline Arch, along with the Fiery Furnace and Sand Dune Arch. The landscape transitions from these preserved geologic wonders toward the industrial legacy of the northeast, where the map details a cluster of mining operations. In the areas around Yellow Cat Flat and The Poison Strip, several uranium and vanadium era sites are noted, including the Ringtail Mine, Parco Mines, and the Little Eva Mine. This juxtaposition of recreational wilderness and the extractive history of Mollie Hogans and Memphis Hill provides a clear view of how land use in Grand County has evolved from resource discovery to conservation.