2024 Map of Rockland East

About this map

The settlement of Rockland serves as the gateway to the high-elevation terrain of the Deep Creek Mountains in this modern survey of Power County. The landscape is defined by the broad Rockland Valley and a complex network of seasonal drainages and irrigation features like Bench Ditch, reflecting the region's agricultural reliance on water management. Local landmarks such as the distinctive Mollys Nipple rise above the confluence where East Fork Rock Creek and South Fork Rock Creek shape the lowlands. For those researching local heritage, the Valley View Cem stands on the outskirts of the town, while family-named routes like Barnard Rd and Dowl Rd provide a clear view of how rural holdings are organized across the canyons and hollows, including Sand Hollow and the extensive Dry Hollow.