1964 Map of Mount Airy

About this map

The Green River and New Fork River converge in this high-altitude Wyoming landscape, where the meandering riverbeds contrast sharply with the surrounding arid benchlands. Ranching life is well-established along the fertile river bottoms, as evidenced by Sommers Ranch, Grubbing Hoe Ranch, and the H Bar C Ranch. The map highlights an extensive irrigation network essential for these operations, including the Green River Supply Canal, Soap Hole Ditch, and Luman Ditch. To the east, the terrain rises toward Mount Airy and The Mesa, a region dotted with water management features like Mesa Res No 1 and Desert Res No 2. A lengthy Drift Fence cuts across the high country, marking historical grazing boundaries in this portion of Sublette County.