1983 Map of Wrights Reservoir

About this map

Pike National Forest covers the northern reaches of this Colorado landscape, where the boundary between Park and Teller counties divides a high-altitude terrain of named peaks and winding drainage systems. Slater Creek and Fourmile Creek dictate the local geography, converging toward the central landmark of Wrights Reservoir. This early 1980s survey captures a rural network of small-scale industry and community life, evidenced by a scattering of Quarry sites and a Gravel Pit alongside local landmarks like Beasley Hills and Dog Head. The map serves as a vital record for genealogists and local historians, documenting the exact location of the Fourmile Ch and Fourmile Cem, which along with the settlement of Pinewood, represent the social anchors of this mountainous region before modern development patterns fully took hold.