2016 Map of Segar Mountain

About this map

Segar Mountain and Joe Bush Mtn dominate this portion of the Piceance Basin, where a complex network of canyons and gulches defines the drainage patterns of Rio Blanco County. The landscape is marked by essential water sources like Post Gulch Spring and Timber Gulch Spring Number 1, which supported cattle ranching and homesteading in this arid environment. Significant drainage ways such as Dry Fork Piceance Creek and Joe Bush Gulch cut through the high-elevation terrain, illustrating the natural watercourses that dictate movement through the region. Small-scale water management is visible at Pitcairn Reservoir, while the presence of Co RD 22 provides the primary transit route through this remote section of the Colorado Plateau.