1965 Map of Woody

Resource extraction and ranching have left their mark on the terrain, visible through a scattering of mines and numerous named water sources like Dead Ox Spring and Blue Mountain Spring. The network of drainage systems, including Howling Gulch and Nightingale Gulch, illustrates a landscape where seasonal water was essential for early settlers and livestock. Higher peaks like Iron Mountain and Mt Pheasant dominate the eastern reaches, providing a clear picture of the area’s rugged topography as it was documented in the mid-1960s.