2010 Map of Timber Mountain

About this map

Kathryn Number Two Incline Mine and Avery Mine highlight the industrial history of this section of El Paso County. The landscape is defined by a network of drainage systems, including Turkey Creek and Wild Horse Creek, which have carved several notable landforms into the terrain. Significant elevation markers like Timber Mountain, Buck Hill, and Booth Mountain anchor the western portion of the map, while numerous canyons such as Crooked Canyon and Orchard Canyon provide insight into the natural geological drainage patterns of the area. This 2010 survey reflects a period when the land was primarily used for resource extraction and rural surveying, evidenced by the presence of named mines and the clear delineation of topographic features like Rule Canyon and Sand Canyon.