1957 Map of Ward

About this map

The town of Ward stands as the primary settlement in this high-altitude landscape, situated where the terrain begins its steep ascent toward the Continental Divide. This area is defined by the overlap of the Roosevelt National Forest and Arapaho National Forest, showing a network of alpine lakes and dramatic glaciated features. Notable landmarks like Arapaho Glacier and the Arapaho Moraine reflect the geological forces that shaped the region, while peaks such as Mount Audubon and Niwot Mountain dominate the skyline.