1965 Map of Moslander Reservoir

About this map

Moslander Ridge and the prominent Mumford Ridge define the high country of this Uinta County landscape during the mid-1960s. The area is characterized by a network of seasonal water sources and livestock movement corridors, most notably the Blacks Fork Sheep Trail which cuts across the western slopes. Water management is central to the land's utility here, evidenced by the Moslander Reservoir, Vacher Reservoir, and the engineered Wash Supply Ditch. In this era, the terrain is shaped by sheep ranching and resource management, with named features like Twomile Hollow and Seventeen Spring serving as vital landmarks for navigators and ranchers alike. The dense cluster of springs, including Cold Springs and the sheltered Twentyone Grove, highlights the critical importance of reliable water in the high Wyoming rangeland.