2012 Map of Mesa Spring

About this map

The Green River snakes through the western portion of this Sublette County landscape, its winding course defining the riverine corridor before the terrain rises eastward toward the flat-topped expanse of The Mesa. This high-desert region is marked by its arid hydrology, where isolated water sources like Mesa Spring and the Bloom Reservoir provide critical points of relief. The map reveals a network of utilitarian transit, where established routes like E Green River Rd and The Mesa Rd connect the river valley to the higher plateau. To the south, Cottonwood Cr feeds toward the main river channel, while the straight lines of Chapel Rd and Luman Rd suggest the systematic land division of the Bureau of Land Management, which manages much of this open rangeland. The combination of intricate river meanders and the broad, open benchland of the mesa illustrates the classic topographical contrast of the Wyoming basin.