2012 Map of Kirkland Park

About this map

Crow Mountain stands as a prominent geographic anchor in this section of Fremont County, presiding over a landscape defined by the intricate drainages of the Wind River Range foothills. The high-altitude meadow of Kirkland Park occupies the western portion of the map, while a series of ridges and creek systems carve through the terrain to the east. The drainage network is particularly well-defined, showing the divergence of N Fork Willow Cr and S Fork Willow Cr as they flow around local elevations. To the north, Spring Ridge separates Spring Cr from the Willow Creek system, while the southern reaches are dominated by the path of Bull Lake Cr near Bull Ridge. This 2012 USGS data highlights the limited human infrastructure in the area, primarily represented by Meadow Creek Rd in the northwest, emphasizing the region's character as a preserved wilderness and watershed.