2010 Map of Rotten Hill

About this map

Wildorado Camp and a network of named water sources define this section of Potter County, where the High Plains terrain is etched by drainage systems like Sierrita de la Cruz Creek and Wildorado Creek. The landscape is dominated by ranching infrastructure, evidenced by numerous named landmarks such as the Wooden Tower Windmill, Shipping Pasture Windmill, and Cactus Flat Windmill. These features indicate a working landscape where water management was essential for livestock. Notable topographic features like Rotten Hill and the uniquely named Five Fingers and Hand Draw provide distinct navigational points. A singular deep water feature, the Blue Hole, stands out against the intermittent draws and creeks, while Locust St represents one of the few named thoroughfares in this rural expanse.