1962 Map of Razor Creek Dome

About this map

Razor Creek Dome dominates the high-altitude landscape of this 1960s-era survey on the border of Colorado-Saguache Co. Much of the terrain lies within the Gunnison National Forest, where a network of water-cut drainages including Prosser Creek and Wolverine Gulch define the geography. The presence of the Flying M Ranch and several interior parks like Mill Park and Sage Park suggests a land used primarily for ranching and seasonal grazing. Water management is evident at Vaughn Reservoir and its associated spillway, while the southern portion of the sheet is marked by the headwaters of West Pass Creek. Local landmarks like Prosser Rock, V Rock, and Green Mountain provide distinct navigational points in an area largely characterized by natural features and scattered gravel pits.