1968 Map of Woodward

The map reveals a network of mountain passages like Woodward Gap, Wolfs Store Gap, and Winkelblech Gap that have historically dictated travel through the Brush Valley region. The presence of features such as Horse Path Spring and numerous gravel pits suggests a landscape shaped by both natural water sources and local resource extraction. Long-established timbering and hunting access is evident through the naming of routes like Timber Road and Panther Hollow Trail, which weave through the complex topography of Shriner Ridge and Haines Winkelblech Mountain.