1968 Map of Mt Terrill

About this map

Mt Terrill dominates the skyline of the Fishlake National Forest in this late 1960s survey, marking a significant high point of the Hightop Plateau. The landscape is a complex network of high-elevation water management and transport, featuring the Lost Creek Reservoir 9702 and the Mt Terrill Guard Station. Geologic history is visible through the presence of several Cirques and family-named landmarks like Butterfield Meadow and Neals Flat. The map documents a transition in wilderness access, from established routes like the Humphrey Trail and the curiously named Cedrics Dugway to the expanding system of jeep trails that connect remote points such as Whiskey Knoll and Mt Marvine. Hydrological data is represented by the Gaging Station on Sevenmile Creek, reflecting the importance of water tracking in this part of Sevier County.