1983 Map of Separation Peak

About this map

Separation Peak rises as the primary landmark in this high-desert region of Carbon County, where the stark topography is defined by the sweeping Red Rim and the parallel line of Hogback Ridge. The 1983 survey documents a landscape of essential water resources and industrial transit, including the Sixteenmile Reservoir and various isolated water sources such as Garza Spring and the seasonal Separation Creek. The presence of the Pacific Pipeline and Twentymile Road highlights the area's role in regional infrastructure, while numerous named drainages like Sixteenmile Draw and Hadsell Draw illustrate the complex watershed of the Wyoming basin. Geological exploration is evident through mapped features such as a Drill Hole and the intricate network of canyons including Ram Canyon and Beckman Canyon that cut through the ridges.