2010 Map of Sagebrush Hill

About this map

Beard Cow Camp anchors the northern high ground of this western Colorado survey, where the dramatic Cathedral Bluffs fall away into a complex drainage system. The landscape is defined by long, descriptive ridges such as Calamity Ridge, Dead Horse Ridge, and Airplane Ridge, reflecting a history of ranching and navigation across difficult terrain. Water management is a central theme in this arid environment, evidenced by the Blowdown Water Storage Dam and several vital watering points like Cottonwood Spring and Maverick Spring. A network of unpaved arteries, including County Rd-103 and County Rd-24, connect these remote features, while named drainages like Big Duck Creek and Dry Fork Corral Gulch carve out the topography beneath Sagebrush Hill.