1952 Map of Bob Lakes

About this map

The high alpine Divide of the Kirkland Mountains defines this landscape where the Wind River Indian Reservation meets the Shoshone National Forest. This 1952 field-checked survey highlights a complex drainage system feeding the North Fork Wind River and Bull Lake Creek. The terrain is marked by high-altitude features like Indian Pass and prominent peaks including Bold Mountain, which is capped by the Meadow Creek Lookout Tower. Glacial legacies are evident in the dense clusters of lakes, such as Little Bob Lake, Crater Lake, and the distinctive Big Milky Lake. The boundary of the Fitzpatrick Wilderness runs along the western edge, preserving a vast roadless area where Lenagon Meadows provides a break in the steep, timbered slopes of the Wind River Range.