2021 Map of Fillmore Ranch

About this map

Fillmore Ranch sits as the central human anchor in this high-desert landscape of Carbon County, where the topography is defined by the winding course of Fillmore Cr. The terrain is deeply articulated by numerous drainage systems, including Olson Draw and Slide Draw, which carve through the arid plateaus. A significant geographic marker, the Continental Divide, passes through the eastern portion of the map, influencing the local hydrology and the path of Twenty Mile Rd. This remote corner of Wyoming maintains a landscape where water and elevation dictate the utility of the land. Cattle ranching and seasonal grazing are implied by the sparse development and the naming of features like Alamosa Gulch and Hay Gulch. The northeastern corner is notable for the convergence of Jep Canyon and Squaw Canyon, illustrating the erosional forces that have shaped this high-altitude basin.