2013 Map of Timber Mountain

About this map

The El Paso Co and Pueblo Co boundary line bisects this 2013 topographic survey, marking a transition across the arid canyonlands and high peaks of the Colorado Front Range. Rising sharply in the west, Timber Mountain and Booth Mountain dominate the skyline, while the land to the east is deeply carved by a network of drainage systems. The landscape is defined by its verticality, where Turkey Cr and Little Turkey Cr navigate narrow corridors like Rule Canyon and Sullivan Canyon. Human presence is minimal, anchored by the winding path of Lytle Rd and the Military Reservation Boundary Rd in the southeast. Significant geologic features such as Buck Hill and Young Hollow reveal a terrain shaped by centuries of erosion, providing a detailed look at the drainage patterns of Sand Cr and Wild Horse Cr before they descend toward the plains.