1964 Map of Vernal SE

About this map

Asphalt Ridge dominates the eastern portion of this mid-1960s survey, marking a geological boundary that slopes toward the winding path of the Green River. The landscape reveals a transition from the elevated Flat and Collier Pass down to the complex river bends and bottomlands. Evidence of scientific and agricultural use is scattered across the terrain, notably the Uinta Basin Seismological Observatory and the livestock infrastructure of McCoy Flat Corral and Youngs Cow Corral. The river's dynamic hydrology is visible through distinctive formations like The Stirrup and Horseshoe Bend, surrounded by Hamacker Bottoms. Resource extraction and water management are present in the form of a Gas Well, scattered Prospect points, and small-scale water storage features like Cattail Tank and Cement Reservoir.