2017 Map of Moonshine Peak

About this map

The Laramie River winds through the high-elevation terrain of Albany County, defining a landscape of deep gulches and prominent summits. This 2017 survey details a network of drainage systems, including Bluegrass Cr and Slate Cr, which carve through the territory between Moonshine Peak and Government Peak. The map captures the meeting point of the Albany and Platte county lines, providing a clear view of the complex topography that dictates the path of local corridors like Tunnel Rd and Government Peak Rd. Geologists and land researchers can trace the specific drainages of Bradbury Gulch and Moonshine Gulch, alongside the remote canyon systems of White Hound Canyon. The reliance on unpaved access routes like Duck Creek Rd underscores the sparse, rugged nature of this interior Wyoming landscape.