2013 Map of Montezuma

About this map

The town of Montezuma sits high in the Colorado Rockies, surrounded by peaks that reach over 13,000 feet. This 2013 survey details a landscape where historic mining and modern preservation converge, documented by the presence of the Bullion Mine and the Montezuma Cem west of the settlement. The Continental Divide National Scenic Trail NST snakes along the ridges, crossing high points like Santa Fe Peak and Argentine Peak. A significant engineering feature, the Harold D Roberts Tunnel, is shown cutting deep beneath the mountains, carrying water under the divide. This map spans the boundaries of the Arapaho, White River, and Pike National Forest, illustrating the complex drainage systems of the Snake River and Geneva Creek that originate in these alpine basins.