2012 Map of Guild Hollow

About this map

Guild Hollow defines this portion of Uinta County, where high-country drainage networks converge across a landscape shaped by seasonal water and early transit routes. The map detail highlights a series of perennial water sources and named depressions, including Crompton Spring and Roadside Spring, which historically served as vital stops for travelers and livestock in the arid Wyoming terrain. A complex system of creek beds such as Byrne Cr and Hinshaw Cr carve through the land, illustrating the natural watershed patterns north of the main travel corridor. The presence of Painter Rd and Divide Rd suggests the continued importance of these ridge-line and valley-floor paths for local connectivity, while landmarks like Thistle Hollow and Picnic Hollow point to a long-standing local nomenclature for the area's distinct topographical folds.