1925 Map of Scofield

About this map

The coal-rich high country of the Wasatch Plateau is documented here at a time of heavy industrial activity. The Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad Branch serves as the primary artery for this mountain corridor, connecting coal camps and operations such as Scofield and Clear Creek to broader markets. The landscape is defined by its deep drainages and named ridges, where mining complexes like the Clear Creek Mines No 4 No 3 and the Wattis Mine operate alongside smaller family holdings.