1957 Map of Doty Mountain

About this map

The Overland Trail cuts across this high desert landscape of Carbon County, Wyoming, serving as a primary corridor for 19th-century westward migration and stage travel. This mid-century survey documents the physical remnants of that era, including the Washakie Station (Historical Ruins) and the Original Stage Station near the Sulphur Springs Ranch (Historical). These sites represent the critical infrastructure of the stagecoach line where travelers found water and rest in an arid environment defined by the winding Muddy Creek and Wild Cow Creek.