2015 Map of Cokeville

About this map

The town of Cokeville serves as the hub of this high-desert basin, where the Smiths Fork and S Fork Smiths Fork converge before joining the Bear River. This 2015 survey reveals a complex network of agricultural irrigation, with numerous man-made channels such as the Covey Canal, Mau Ditch, and Pixley Ditch diverting water across the valley floor. To the east, the terrain rises sharply toward Big Hill and Stoffer Ridge, while the western flats accommodate the Cokeville Municipal Airport. Traces of the region's western heritage are visible in the historic Emigrant Trl, which skirts the eastern foothills near Larson Reservoir. The landscape is further defined by numerous draws and hollows, including Boyd Hollow and Windmill Draw, illustrating the relationship between the rugged topography and the essential water management systems that support life in this corner of Lincoln County.