1966 Map of White Rock
USGS Topo · Published 1969About this map
Gray Hills and the prominent Dick Ridge dominate this mid-century landscape in the Colorado high country, bisected by the Moffat Co Rio Blanco Co boundary. The area's water sources reflect its remote character, with specific labels like Moonshine Spring, Bitter Spring, and Coal Spring indicating the vital importance of scattered springs for livestock and travelers. Traces of human activity are sparse but notable, including Storage Bins in the northern reach and a Claypit near the Coyote Basin.
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