1964 Map of The Glade

About this map

San Juan National Forest defines this high-plateau landscape in western Colorado, where a network of seasonal water sources and stock tanks supported the region's ranching and land management during the mid-1960s. The topography is dominated by extensive tablelands like The Glade and Glade Point, carved by deep drainage systems such as Dawson Draw and Bill Canyon. These geographic features are punctuated by numerous small-scale water improvements, including the Wolf Den Reservoir, Evans Reservoir, and Pat Canyon Reservoir, which reflect the essential infrastructure of a semi-arid rangeland.