2015 Map of Granger

About this map

Granger serves as the focal point of this southwestern Wyoming landscape, situated at the confluence of the Hams Fork and Blacks Fork rivers. This high-desert terrain is defined by its deep historical layers of transportation, most notably the route of the Brigham Young 1847 trail which cuts across the northern township. The convergence of modern infrastructure and pioneer history is evident as Railroad Ave and Granger Rd intersect near the riverbanks. To the south, Granger Junction marks a major highway bifurcation point where the modern road network follows the drainage of Spider Cr. The map highlights a complex web of rural ranch roads, such as Blumel Ranch Rd and the Old Little America Rd, which trace the arid divides between the river valleys.