1956 Map of Mason Draw

About this map

Working cattle operations and remote mountain drainage systems define this mid-century look at the Fremont County landscape. The Wind River and its major tributaries, including the braided Wiggins Fork and Carson River, anchor the lower elevations, while family holdings like E A Ranch, Rocking Chair Ranch, and Jones Ranch mark the established agricultural footprint of the era. The land use is further characterized by water management features such as the Leseburg Ditch and the presence of the State Fish Hatchery near the river's edge.