1966 Map of Dodge Butte

About this map

The Green River meanders through the eastern portion of this high-altitude landscape, its winding course defining the valley below the prominent Bridger National Forest. In the late 1960s, this area of Sublette County was characterized by isolated outposts and livestock operations, such as the Flying A Ranch and the Kendall Guard Sta. Significant topographic markers like Dodge Butte, White Point, and the Rock Buttes rise above the drainage networks of Rock Creek and Whiskey Creek. Cultural details include a small Cem near Badger Creek and a Landing Strip on the western bench, reflecting the logistical needs of this remote ranching and forestry environment. The map also records early industrial and logistical sites like the Tie Camp and local Gravel Pits, providing a clear look at the human footprint amidst the high plains and mountain foothills.