2015 Map of Bradley Peak

About this map

Bradley Peak and the Seminoe Mountains dominate this high-elevation Wyoming landscape, where the topography transitions from steep summits into the broad Pattison Basin. This modern survey illustrates a rugged expanse defined by its intricate drainage systems, including Bothwell Cr and Sand Cr, which carve through features like Sand Creek Canyon. The map reveals a land utilized for resource extraction and navigation, evidenced by the presence of Fieldhouse Cut and Coal Springs Draw near the southern boundary. Remote access is tracked through primitive routes like Sunday Morning Rd, while distinctive landmarks such as Bear Mtn and Junk Hill provide essential navigational markers for researchers and surveyors. The absence of major settlements underscores the isolated, high-desert character of this portion of Carbon County.