2012 Map of North Packsaddle Canyon

About this map

Jack Morrow Hills dominate the central landscape of this Sweetwater County region, defining a high desert environment shaped by seasonal drainage patterns. This 2012 survey illustrates the hydrological network of the area, featuring Alkali Cr as it winds through the eastern section and Pacific Cr crossing the northwest corner. The eponymous North Packsaddle Canyon marks a significant geological feature in the west, while Alkali Wash provides further evidence of the arid, erosive forces typical of the Wyoming interior. Transportation is sparse, represented primarily by Bar X Rd, which cuts north-south through the hills. This map is essential for understanding the modern topographic state of these public lands, offering a clear view of the relationship between high-elevation terrain and the intermittent water sources that define the local geography.