1994 Map of Stonewall

About this map

Stonewall lies along the banks of the North Fork Purgatoire River, situated within the rugged Stonewall Valley. This 1990s revision reveals a landscape defined by significant water management and land tenure history, notably marked by the Maxwell Grant Boundary cutting through the San Isabel National Forest. Local history is anchored by the Stonewall Cem and the Stonewall Gap, a distinctive geological break where the river flows east. The presence of the Monument Lake Spillway and a Filtration Plant near Coal Creek Flat indicates the area's role in regional water infrastructure. High-altitude lakes like North Lake, South Lake, and Rainbow Lake dot the terrain, while old prospecting sites and gravel pits suggest a history of resource extraction alongside the Legends Scenic Byway corridor.