2015 Map of Myers Reservoir

About this map

Bear River dominates this portion of Uinta County, winding through a series of broad meadows and named draws. The water management in this high-altitude landscape is evident through the presence of the Myers Reservoir and the Crown Ditch, which redirect flow across the drainage basins of Mill Cr and Yellow Cr. The terrain is defined by a succession of deep depressions and valleys, including Clifton Hollow, Harding Hollow, and Young Hollow. Low-lying riparian areas like Bessie Bottom suggest the historical importance of these well-watered flats for local ranching operations. The infrastructure is characterized by secondary routes such as Chalk Creek Rd and Ranch Rd, which connect the scattered draws and creek beds that crisscross the Wyoming landscape.