2015 Map of Cumberland Gap

About this map

The Cumberland Cem sits on a high bench overlooking the northern edge of Cumberland Gap, marking the human history of this high-altitude landscape. This corner of Southwest Wyoming is defined by sharp ridgelines like The Hogsback and the open expanses of Cumberland Flats. The area is bisected by the county line between Lincoln and Uinta Counties, showing a drainage network where N Fork Little Muddy Cr and Albert Cr carve through the high desert terrain. To the southeast, the juniper-dotted landscape of Carter Cedars provides a distinct geographical contrast. The presence of a Haul Rd cutting across the northwestern section indicates modern industrial or resource access within this traditional ranching and transit corridor.