1952 Map of Warren Draw

About this map

The Green River flows through the northeastern corner of this 1952 survey, marking the topographical shift toward the Uinta Mountains that dominate the southern half of the quadrangle. This area, located along the Daggett and Uintah County line, is defined by high-elevation drainage systems including Warren Draw, Sears Creek, and Tolivers Creek. The map records several named passes and hollows essential for navigating this high country, such as Dead Horse Pass, Felix Pass, and Wagon Hollow. These routes provided critical passage for movement between the river basin and the mountain interior. Remote water sources like Spitzenberg Spring and Sears Spring are documented alongside a Gaging Station and occasional Windmill sites, indicating the sparse but vital infrastructure required for ranching and resource management in the high desert at mid-century.