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107. Rincon, the (Little Rincon, Upper Rincon); mile 144.5 - 146 River Map Sheet J; Mancos Mesa (1952) and Mt. Ellsworth (1953) quads USGS; winter range dating back to 1890's; extensive bottoms and slopes suitable for winter range, remains of camps. 108. Mile 82.7 - 84.4 River Map Sheet G; wagon road on right bank 3-15 ft. above high water mark, built by the Hoskaninni Company as assessment work 1899 or 1900. 109. Knowles Canyon; mouth at mile 134.4 River Map Sheet I; named after Henry Knowles and his brother, in Glen Canyon in 1890's; served as trail out of Glen Canyon on east side providing access to Olympia Bar. 110. Little Anna Bar (Little Annie); mile 86.7 - 87.7 River Map Sheet G, left bank; mining operations in 1890's, possibly earlier, first prospected by Ed Mesken who named it; long, narrow bar. 111. Little Anderson Bar; mile 111 - 111.4 River Map Sheet H, right bank; placer mining site dating from 1890's; short, narrow gravel bar. 112. Warm Creek; mouth at mile 27.8 River Map Sheet B, Gunsight Butte quad USGS 1953; access route via lower canyon to Colorado River; deeply entrenched tributary of Colorado offering no obstacles to passage in lower canyon. 113. Cottonwood Creek; mouth at mile 82.95, River Map Sheet G; named by Hole-in-the-Rock trekkers who traveled part of the canyon enroute in 1880; pioneer band entered canyon about 3/4 mile above its mouth and traveled upstream some distance enroute to Gray Mesa. 114. Monte Cristo Island (Island No. 1); mile 152.1 - 152.5 River Map Sheet J, Mancos Mesa quad USGS 1952; mining locality. -108-Epson Perfection 4870 Photo, 400 dpi, 8 bit, 13,883,392 byte