1956 Map of Esmond Park

About this map

Pickett Ranch and several other remote ranching outposts define the high-altitude landscape of this mid-century survey within the Shoshone National Forest. The map centers on the drainage basin where East Du Noir Creek and West Du Noir Creek converge, eventually feeding into the Wind River at the southern edge of the sheet. The settlement pattern is sparse, represented by named properties such as Ramshorn Guest Ranch and Highland Meadow Ranch, which highlight the region's historical ties to livestock and seasonal recreation.