2017 Map of Laramie SW

About this map

The high plains of Albany County are defined by a complex network of water management features and the growing footprint of the city. The Laramie River meanders through the southern portion of the map, supported by an extensive irrigation system including the Pioneer Canal, Park Ditch, and Pioneer Lateral. These features highlight the importance of water diversion in the arid Wyoming landscape. In the southwest, the distinctive depressions of The Big Hollow and Big Basin mark the terrain, while the Sevenmile Lakes provide a focal point for local geography. Residential development is concentrated near Laramie and West Laramie, where a dense grid of street names like Chugwater Dr and W Riverside Dr appears. Near the center, the Harmony Cem serves as a significant landmark for those researching local family history.