2015 Map of Greybull South

About this map

The confluence of the Greybull River and the Bighorn River anchors this central Wyoming landscape, where the town of Greybull sits at the northern edge and Basin serves as the southern hub. This geography is defined by a sophisticated network of irrigation including the Big Horn Canal, Shell Canal, and Tilard Canal, which support agriculture in the river valleys. The topography is marked by distinctive drainages such as Schroll Draw, Frenchy Draw, and the curiously named Tin Can Alley. Local history is anchored at either end of the river stretch by the Greybull Cem and the Basin Cem. The map illustrates a developed transport and rural infrastructure, from the residential grids of the two primary settlements to the outlying agricultural reaches along Greybull River Rd and Basin Garden Rd.