2012 Map of Little Round Mountain

About this map

Emigrant Trl cuts across this high-desert landscape in Lincoln County, tracing a historic path of westward expansion south of the Hams Fork river. This 2012 survey illustrates a terrain defined by intermittent drainage and isolated water sources, anchored by the namesake Little Round Mountain. The network of local roads such as Waterfall Rd and Sageview Dr connects the modern ranching landscape to its historical roots, where pioneers once navigated near the Dry Muddy Cr. These vital water points, including Coyote Spring and Little Round Mountain Spring, emphasize the critical importance of reliable hydration in this arid Wyoming environment, serving as landmarks for both historic travelers and modern land management.