2010 Map of Mount Blaine

About this map

Mount Blaine rises as a primary landmark in this drainage-heavy landscape of Garfield County, defined by a complex network of ridges and gulches that channel water toward the southern valleys. The topography is shaped by prominent high points including Puddin Ridge, Sleepy Ridge, and Skinner Ridge, which separate the various creek systems. In the lower elevations, the Gibler Ditch represents a significant modification of the natural water flow, diverting resources through a terrain otherwise dominated by seasonal and perennial streams like Wiesse Creek and Clear Creek. Human presence is concentrated along the winding Clear Creek Rd, which follows the contours of the valley floor. This 2010 survey illustrates a region largely focused on water management and transit, where named features like Scott Spring and Deer Park Gulch provide specific reference points for land navigation and historical property boundaries.