1966 Map of Sentinel Peak SE

About this map

The Ute Mountain Indian Reservation defines the character of this southwestern Colorado landscape, where the high desert is carved by seasonal drainage systems. The presence of Indian Ruins near the Mancos River suggests a deep history of habitation and land use long before the mid-century industrial interests arrived. The terrain is marked by the winding courses of Aztec Wash, Cowboy Wash, and Navajo Wash, which converge toward the river valley in the south.