1951 Map of Wilson Spring

Physical landmarks such as Whistle Berry Hill and the distinctive depression known as Hole-in-the-Ground provide essential orientation in this terrain of eroded breaks and draws. The map preserves the specific locations of early range infrastructure, from Kennison Cabin to the complex network of spring-fed gulches that feed into Fifteenmile Creek. This record of mid-century land use is particularly valuable for tracing the history of open-range grazing and the named landmarks that once served as crucial local waypoints.