1951 Map of Jenkins Mountain

About this map

Wind River Indian Reservation lands dominate this central Wyoming landscape, where the southern slopes of the Owl Creek Mountains meet the high plains. The map illustrates a transitional environment shaped by mid-century land management and early frontier holdovers, featuring isolated structures such as Leisner Cabin and Green Cabin. The topography is defined by the prominent Jenkins Mountain and the surrounding Jenkins Basin, with drainages like Sheep Creek and Cottonwood Creek carving through the terrain.