2016 Map of Wallace Ranch
USGS Topo · Published 2016About this map
The Dolores River carves through the heart of the San Juan National Forest, providing a central axis for a high-altitude landscape defined by ranching and timber heritage. This 2016 survey of Montezuma County reveals an intricate system of water management, with dozens of family-named catchments and springs such as Bauer Reservoir, Copinger Reservoir, and Walker Spring supporting life on the plateaus. The presence of the Clampett Mill and the associated Clampett Mill Trail points to the area's industrial history, while the namesake Wallace Ranch serves as a primary landmark in the valley.
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