2019 Map of State Bridge

About this map

State Bridge and the small settlement of Bond serve as the primary human touchpoints in this reach of Eagle County, where the Colorado River carves through the terrain. The map documents a complex network of access roads, from Co RD 41a to numerous Bureau of Land Management routes like BLM Route 8514, illustrating the managed use of public lands. High-elevation features such as Horse Mtn and Windy Point overlook a landscape punctuated by seasonal water sources and engineered improvements like the Welsh Reservoir. The southeastern portion is defined by the White River National Forest, where the topography drops into Denison Draw and meets the Piney River. This 2019 survey reflects the modern intersection of ranching infrastructure, recreational access, and protected forest boundaries, preserving the names of remote drainages like Cabin Gulch and High Trail Gulch.