1994 Map of Starvation Point

About this map

The Uncompahgre National Forest spans the border of Mesa and Montrose counties, defined by high mesa terrain and seasonal ranching hubs. This high-country landscape is marked by a network of historic cow camps, including Dillard Cow Camp, Lockhart Cow Camp, and Forty-Seven Cow Camp, which indicate the area's long-standing use for summer grazing. The topography is split by the North Divide, with dramatic drops into canyons like Robbers Roost Canyon and the prominent Starvation Point.