1985 Map of Twin Hollow

About this map

Twin Hollow and the surrounding high country of Carbon County are defined by a network of deep drainages and prominent divides in this mid-1980s landscape. The terrain is structured by massive natural features like Cottonwood Ridge, Bishop Ridge, and Cedar Ridge, which separate various branches of Cottonwood Creek and Bishop Canyon. Evidence of land use is visible in the presence of the Dry Farm near the center of the sheet and cattle-related landmarks such as Cedar Corral Canyon and Horse Haven. Vital water sources for livestock and local wildlife are documented at several named locations, including Buckhorn Spring, Petes Spring, Elbow Spring, and Pine Spring. The presence of Sage Brush Flat and Flat Iron Mesa highlights the varied topography that transitions from flat-topped mesas to the intricate Indian Swale.