2015 Map of Lamont

About this map

Lamont sits at the junction of WY-73 and the combined route of U.S. 287 and U.S. 789, serving as a central point in this Carbon County landscape. The area is defined by a complex drainage system where Sand Springs Creek and Iron Springs Creek carve through the high plains. Water features such as Marsh Reservoir, Mahoney Lake, and Lost Soldier Lake indicate a terrain where seasonal runoff and localized springs are vital to the local ecology. The map reveals the infrastructure of the region through roads like CC Road 100 and CR-104, which provide access to more remote landmarks like Big Sand Spring and the topographical depression of Rocky Draw. This survey captures the sparse but organized settlement pattern of Wyoming's high desert country during the early 21st century.