2012 Map of Green River

About this map

Green River sits at the base of dramatic high-desert topography, where the waterway and the railroad share a narrow corridor carved through the plateau. The 2012 landscape is defined by its massive geological sentinels, including Castle Rock, Eagle Rock, and Tollgate Rock, which loom over the town's residential streets and the Riverview Cem. North of the urban center, the terrain opens into a series of canyons and formations like The Palisades and Giants Thumb, while the industrial and transportation routes follow the path of Bitter Cr as it joins the main river. The street grid reflects mid-century expansion into neighborhoods such as Indian Hills, with names like Shoshone Ave and Apache St marking the south side. This survey captures the intersection of heavy infrastructure and the ancient, unchanging landmarks of the Wyoming desert.