1967 Map of Crow Mountain

About this map

The Wind River Indian Reservation contains this high-elevation landscape, where the prominent Crow Mountain and Lower Table rise above a network of drainages. Published in 1979 from 1967 field data, the survey highlights a complex water system including the Crow Creek Canyon and the Crow Creek Basin. For the local historian or geologist, the map documents numerous natural water sources like Cantrell Spring and the Mountain Meadows area, as well as the technical infrastructure of the day, such as a Gaging Sta along the creek. A sparse network of Jeep Trails provides the primary means of navigating the varied terrain, crossing through Sand Draw and along the East Branch Wildcat Creek.