2012 Map of Burris

About this map

Burris serves as a central point of settlement in this part of Fremont County, where the high desert landscape is defined by an extensive network of irrigation infrastructure. The Wind River Canal, Dinwoody Canal, and Dry Creek Canal illustrate the vital role of water management in the region, diverting flow from natural drainages like Dry Creek and Little Dry Creek to support local ranching. Further south, Bob Creek and Meadow Creek snake across the terrain, paralleled by namesake routes like Bob Creek Road. To the northwest, the landscape transitions toward the foothills of the Wind River Range, marked by the prominent Dinwoody Lake and Upper Dinwoody Lake. Local landmarks such as Hidden Valley Ranch and the protected topography of Hidden Valley reflect the enduring ranching character and secluded geography of this Wyoming territory.