2012 Map of Dubois
USGS Topo · Published 2012About this map
The Wind River shapes the development of this Wyoming landscape, where high-country ranching and aviation meet. The town grid near the Dubois Cem transitions into a network of rugged canyons and draws, including Warm Spring Canyon and Chimney Rock Gulch. Historical water management is evident through systems like Green DITCH and the Holmes Number 1 Ditch, which redirect flow across the high plains. Established properties such as Harrison Ranch and Shipley Ranch illustrate the enduring legacy of the region's agricultural roots. In the southwest, the terrain rises toward Bald Mountain, while local infrastructure is marked by the Dubois Municipal Airport and recreational paths like the Geyser Creek Trl.
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