2012 Map of Myers Reservoir

About this map

Bear River dominates the central drainage of this Uinta County landscape, meandering through a series of named draws and flats that define the region's topography. The map illustrates a rural environment where water management is central to the land's utility, anchored by Myers Reservoir in the northeast. Transportation follows the natural contours of the terrain, with routes like Chalk Creek Rd and various county roads providing access to remote sections such as Bessie Bottom and Randall Draw. Numerous tributaries, including Little Yellow Cr and Cottonwood Cr, feed into the primary river system, reflecting the complex hydrological network required for ranching or local agriculture. The naming of features like Harding Hollow and Young Hollow suggests a history of localized land use and family-named landmarks common in the Wyoming backcountry.