2012 Map of Cokeville

About this map

The Bear River meanders through this high-altitude landscape where the agricultural life of western Lincoln County is written into the land through an intricate network of irrigation. Settled near the confluence of the river and Smiths Fork, the town of Cokeville serves as a primary hub, while the small settlement of Pixley lies to the south near the Cokeville-Utah Line. The map reveals the critical importance of water rights in this arid environment, documenting named infrastructure like the Covey Canal, Mau Ditch, and the Stoner Nelson Wheelock Ditch. Historical movement through the region is marked by the Emigrant Trl, which cuts across the eastern flats near Stoffer Ridge. From the Cokeville Cem to the Cokeville Municipal Airport, the map provides a clear record of local genealogy and civil development in a terrain defined by named draws and hollows like Windmill Draw and Dry Hollow.