1983 Map of Termination Point

About this map

Gifford Pinchot National Forest dominates this mountain landscape, where the Wind River cuts south past a series of prominent volcanic features including Lava Butte, North Butte, and South Butte. The area is defined by its natural resource history, anchored by the Wind River Mine and the Carson National Fish Hatchery near Tyee Springs. For those tracing local recreation and settlement history, the map details the location of Government Mineral Springs and the nearby Bubbling Mike Spring, alongside higher elevation landmarks like Oldman Pass and McClellan Meadows. Extensive Gravel deposits and a Spoil Bank reflect the industrial and maintenance activity within the forest's interior during the early 1980s. A network of creeks, such as Proverbial Creek and Ninemile Creek, drains the steep slopes of Howe Ridge and the Paradise Hills, illustrating the complex drainage patterns that shaped the region’s topography and access routes.