2017 Map of Massacre Hill

About this map

Massacre Hill rises within the southeastern corner of this Sweetwater County landscape, marking a topographically distinct point on the edge of the Ashley National Forest. This 2017 survey reveals the intricate drainage patterns of the high desert, where the winding course of Blacks Fork moves across the northern and eastern reaches. The terrain is further defined by erosional features such as Chicken Draw and the seasonal path of Little Dry Cr. Most of the map reflects a remote, undeveloped expanse divided into sections by the Public Land Survey System, showing the transition from open range into protected forest land. This specific era of mapping provides clear detail on the modern land use boundaries and the physical geography of the basin before any significant further human alteration.