2015 Map of Mosquito Lake

About this map

The Bridger National Forest and Teton National Forest meet in this high-altitude landscape, defining a remote wilderness where Teton, Fremont, and Sublette counties converge. The terrain is characterized by significant natural drainages such as Bacon Cr and Wagon Cr, which flow through expansive openings like Buffalo Meadow and Park Creek Meadow. This 2015 survey reveals a land primarily managed for its natural resources and wildlife habitat, with the Kinky Creek Divide Airport providing a rare point of aviation access in the southern portion of the quadrangle near Kinky Creek Rd. High-elevation features like Bacon Ridge and Piñon Ridge separate the various watersheds, while Mosquito Lake serves as a prominent water body in the central basin. The map illustrates the complex boundary lines of three Wyoming counties intersecting amidst the ridgelines and creeks.