2021 Map of Lankin Dome

About this map

The Granite Mountains dominate this high-desert landscape in central Wyoming, where dramatic topography rises sharply from the basin floor. The terrain is defined by prominent peaks and ridges including Bills Peak, Mcintosh Peak, and the namesake Lankin Dome. This area represents a rugged corridor where the Fremont and Natrona County line cuts north-to-south through a network of drainages such as Sage Hen Creek and Lankin Creek. Historically significant transport routes like the Waltman Sweetwater Freight Rd and Agate Flat Rd underscore the region's importance for transit and freighting across the state's interior. Unusual geological and place-name features like Nolen Pocket, Moonstone, and West Sage Hen Rocks point to a landscape shaped by both wind-scoured erosion and the early naming traditions of local ranchers and travelers.