McCullen Bluff rises above the high desert floor in this 2015 U.S. Geological Survey representation of Sweetwater County. The Green River dominates the central topography, carving a winding path through the landscape and forming the prominent Horseshoe Bend as it flows south. This portion of Wyoming's interior reveals a sparse, high-altitude drainage system where Shute Cr and Fourmile Gulch funnel seasonal runoff toward the primary river corridor. The map reflects a landscape defined by industrial and ranching access, evidenced by the network of local routes including CR-8 and CR-86. Surveyed under the Public Land Survey System, the area is meticulously divided into townships such as t23n r111w and t22n r110w, showing the enduring grid of the American West superimposed over the serpentine hydrology of the river.
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1954 · Ogden
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1954 · Rock Springs
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1955 · Preston
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1955 · Lander
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1958 · Lander
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1958 · Ogden
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1958 · Rock Springs
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1958 · Preston
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1960 · Ogden
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1961 · Lander
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