2012 Map of Lake Creek

About this map

Wapit Ridge dominates the eastern elevation of this 2012 Park County survey, where a complex network of drainage systems defines the mountain landscape. The hydrology is centered on the Elk Fork and its various tributaries, such as Bear Gulch and Bloom Cr, which carve through the terrain. The presence of features like Burned Timber Cr suggests a landscape shaped by natural cycles, while the lack of named roads or structures underscores the area's undeveloped character within the national forest system. Waterways like Icy Cr and Lake Cr indicate a high-elevation environment where snowmelt and seasonal flows dictate the geography. This map is a record of a wild corner of Wyoming, primarily of interest to those studying the hydrology and physical landforms of the region before further modern interventions.