2021 Map of Little Round Mountain

About this map

The historical Emigrant Trl cuts diagonally through this high-altitude landscape of Lincoln County, marking a permanent record of westward movement across the Wyoming terrain. The topography is dominated by the prominent landform of Little Round Mtn and its associated Little Round Mountain Spring, which would have been critical water sources for travelers and livestock alike. The drainage patterns are defined by the Hams Fork in the northwestern corner and the winding course of Dry Muddy Cr, which traverses the central and eastern sections of the quadrangle. Other water sources, such as Coyote Spring, are scattered across the township and range lines, highlighting the importance of every reliable spring in this arid environment. Modern additions like Sageview Dr provide a glimpse into the late 20th and early 21st-century access routes that now overlay these ancient pathways.