2017 Map of McKinnon

About this map

McKinnon sits as a primary settlement point in this southwestern Wyoming landscape, situated near the confluence of several prominent canyons and hollows. The area's agricultural and ranching foundations are evident in the complex network of irrigation and water management, including the Interstate Canal and numerous upland water sources like Antler Reservoir and Phil Mass Reservoir. The terrain is defined by dramatic elevation shifts from the heights of Cedar Mtn down through Coon Hollow and Welch Hollow toward the riparian corridor of Henrys Fork. For those tracing local families, the map identifies three distinct burial sites: Burntfork Cem, McKinnon Cem, and the McKinnon Terry Ranch Cem. Historic transportation routes are well-preserved in the modern record here, including the alignment of Old Hwy 414 and high-country tracks like Rim Rd.