1968 Map of Ink Wells

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Williamson Corrals sits near the northern boundary of this high-altitude landscape, marking a rare point of human infrastructure in the wilderness of the Shoshone National Forest. The 1968 survey reveals a topography dominated by glacial action and water, where the Glacier Trail and Dinwoody Trail provide the primary means of passage through the mountainous terrain. Notable water bodies such as Bomber Lake, Double Lake, and Star Lake are linked by a complex network of drainages including Dinwoody Creek and Downs Fork.