2015 Map of Bain Draw

About this map

The East Fork Wind River carves a deep valley through this Fremont County landscape, meeting the Wiggins Fork in a region defined by high mesas and seasonal drainages. Modern ranching and water management are evident at Bain Place and the Circle Ditch system, which redirects alpine runoff toward the agricultural flats. Notable landmarks include the Upper Table and Lower Table, prominent landforms that rise above the winding riverbed. High-altitude water storage is marked by the Double Diamond Number 1 Reservoir and Bitterroot Number 1 Reservoir in the northern reaches. The area is intersected by several named draws, such as Horse Draw and Pease Draw, which channel snowmelt from the surrounding ridges. For researchers, the map provides a clear picture of the 21st-century road network, including Bear Creek Rd and E Fork Rd, which provide access to this high-country terrain.