2015 Map of Habig Spring

About this map

Harmony Heights sits on the northwestern edge of this landscape, overlooking a series of dramatic topographical features in Goshen County. The terrain is defined by its water sources and erosional markers, including the namesake Habig Spring and the Sandercock Spring to the south. Significant geological landmarks like Whitehorse Butte, Twin Buttes, and Chalk Hill rise from the plains, while the expanse of London Flats and the South Rim provide distinct markers for local navigation. The map's surveyed roads follow a rigid grid system through the township and range lines, intersecting natural drainage paths such as Habig Draw, Sheep Wash, and Sand Draw. This 2015 survey illustrates how modern ranching and rural access routes like Lingle Veteran Rd and Duncan Cut Across have integrated with the natural landforms of the Wyoming prairie.