1962 Map of Raspberry Knoll

About this map

Ashley National Forest and Uinta National Forest meet along a high-elevation boundary that defines this stretch of the Western landscape. The topography is dominated by dramatic drainage systems, where Rough Hollow and Grass Hollow carve through the terrain toward the Duchesne and Wasatch county line. Notable for its historical administrative markers, the map shows the Old Indian Treaty Boundary cutting across the central ridges. Human activity is sparse but specific, indicated by a lone Oil Well in the northern reaches and a Mine near the northeastern corner. Water sources are critical here, with numerous Spring and Springs labels—such as Little Red Spring—marking vital points along the Jeep Trail network that connects Bobby Duke Pass to the McDonald Basin.