2015 Map of Boulder
USGS Topo · Published 2015About this map
The New Fork River and East Fork River converge in this high-plains landscape, where the small community of Boulder serves as a northern anchor. Irrigation and water management are central to the region's character, evidenced by the extensive Boulder Canal and a series of numbered catchments including E Fork Reservoir Number 1 through E Fork Reservoir Number 6. These features, along with Ward Ball Reservoir and Vible Reservoir, underscore the efforts to harness water for ranching and agriculture in the semi-arid Sublette County terrain.
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