1969 Map of Little Round Mountain

About this map

Hams Fork winds through the northwestern corner of this Lincoln County landscape, shadowed by the Union Pacific railroad and a small Roadside Park. The terrain is defined by dramatic relief, transitioning from the high point of Little Round Mountain in the center of the quadrangle to the valley of Dry Muddy Creek to the south. This late 1960s survey captures a rural environment marked by essential utility infrastructure and isolated water sources. Multiple Springs, including Coyote Spring and Little Round Mountain Spring, serve as vital landmarks across the arid high-country. The presence of a prominent Pipeline and scattered Drill Holes underscores the industrial activity and energy exploration that shaped the land use patterns in this part of Wyoming.