1964 Map of Sagebrush Hill

About this map

Cathedral Bluffs dominate the western edge of this Rio Blanco County landscape, dropping sharply into a complex network of draws and ridges shaped by the Big Duck Creek drainage. The map records the infrastructure of the mid-1960s livestock and recreation economy, featuring localized seasonal sites such as the Beard Cow Camp in the north and the S-C Hunting Club tucked into the southeastern gulches. Evidence of 20th-century resource exploration is visible through scattered Drill Hole locations and a dedicated Pipeline corridor running across the southern reaches.