1993 Map of Granite Pass

About this map

Granite Pass serves as a high-altitude anchor for this 1993 study of the northern Wyoming highlands, where the boundary between Sheridan and Big Horn Counties bisects the landscape. The area is dominated by the Bighorn National Forest, specifically within the Medicine Wheel Paintrock Ranger District. The terrain is defined by a complex network of drainages, including Bull Creek, Big Willow Creek, and Three Springs Creek, which flow through the high country. Unlike more developed areas, this map emphasizes the resource management and infrastructure of the Forest Service, documenting numerous locations of Stock Tanks and Stock Ponds crucial for regional land use.