1960 Map of Spanish Point

About this map

Bighorn National Forest defines the high-altitude landscape of this 1960 field survey, where drainage systems like Medicine Lodge Creek and Trapper Creek carve through the Big Horn Mountains. The map highlights a remote pastoral and administrative network, notably the Taylor Cow Camp and the Paint Rock Lakes Guard Station near the southeastern corner. These sites, connected by the Edelman Trail and various jeep tracks, reflect the mid-century management of public lands for grazing and forestry.