2011 Map of Sargents

About this map

Sargents sits at the heart of this high-altitude drainage basin, where the waters of Tomichi Creek meet the surrounding mountain gulches. The landscape is defined by its deep drainages and named ridges, including Dawson Ridge and the prominent Quakey Mountain. Significant transit routes through the high country are documented here, including the crossing at Black Sage Pass and the winding course of Long Branch Ave. This 2011 survey captures the area's role as a base for mountain recreation and forestry, featuring the Agate Campground and Tomichi Picnic Area. The intricate network of seasonal and perennial streams, such as Left Hand Dawson Creek and Marshall Creek, illustrates the complex hydrology that feeds the Gunnison River basin. These labels provide a detailed record of local nomenclature for the numerous gulches that carve into Steepy Mountain and Mount Yeckel, preserving the traditional names used by generations of ranchers and land managers.