2012 Map of Mexican Pass SE

About this map

Sand Mesa anchors this high-desert landscape in Fremont County, where a network of water management features reveals the region's agricultural and hydrologic character. The sheet is defined by significant water bodies, including Lake Cameahwait and the western edge of the Boysen Reservoir. These reservoirs, alongside Middle Reservoir and Sand Mesa Number 1 Reservoir, suggest a carefully engineered environment designed to capture and distribute water from intermittent sources like Cottonwood Cr and Muddy Cr. The road network, featuring routes such as Mexican Pass Rd and Lake Cameahwait Rd, provides access across the arid terrain, connecting these vital water resources. This survey illustrates the essential relationship between Wyoming's desert topography and the infrastructure required to sustain the land's utility.