1967 Map of Table Mountain

About this map

The Wyoming and Colorado borderlands meet along this topographic survey, where Boxelder Creek and Sand Creek carve through high-elevation terrain. This transition zone is defined by dramatic landforms such as Sheep Mountain, Big Hole, and Table Mountain, while the southern reaches of the map include distinctive landmarks like Red Nose and Steamboat Rock. Human presence in this high country is marked by seasonal or livestock operations, including Russell Camp, Hole Camp, and L R Camp near the northern boundary. Settlement patterns are sparse, focusing on rural holdings like Munroe Ranch and the locality of Maxwell. Economic activity is evidenced by several Quarry sites and a prominent Pipeline that traverses the landscape. A network of unimproved dirt roads and light-duty routes, including Granite Canyon Rd, connects these remote outposts across the state line.