1962 Map of Wolf Creek

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Ashley National Forest and Uinta National Forest converge in this high-elevation mountain terrain where the West Fork Duchesne River carves through the landscape. The survey documents a wilderness transitioning into managed resource land in the early 1960s, marked by a significant pipeline and various jeep trails that navigate the ridges and hollows. A critical piece of local administrative history is preserved in the path of the Old Indian Treaty Boundary, which cuts across the topography near Hay Hollow. The drainage network is complex, featuring prominent water bodies like Blue Lake and numerous seasonal flows such as Sand Creek and Wolf Creek. Prominent landmarks including Red Creek Mtn and Lightning Ridge define the verticality of the area, while a Gaging Station on the river indicates the ongoing hydrological monitoring of the era.