1991 Map of Anderson Ridge

About this map

The Continental Divide Wind River Range traverses this high-altitude landscape, marking the hydrological spine where waters separate toward the Pacific and Atlantic basins. Surveyed in 1991, the map details the convergence of the Bridger National Forest and Shoshone National Forest, a region defined by alpine drainages and complex topography. The Sweetwater River and its East Fork flow through the southern sections, while the northern slopes feed into Pine Creek and Jack Creek. Human presence is minimal and functional, represented by the Pinedale Rd, a remote Rest Area, and the isolated Shelter House near Fog Gulch. This map is particularly useful for understanding the historic transit corridors and water sources like Monument Spring and Sharps Meadows Springs that sustained travelers moving across Anderson Ridge.