2023 Map of Ouray SE

About this map

Ouray National Wildlife Refuge dominates the northwestern corner of this Uintah County landscape, where the floodplain of the White River meets the arid basins of the Uinta Basin. The topography is defined by the winding course of the river and the carved drainages of Cottonwood Wash and Antelope Draw. This modern survey illustrates the intersection of conservation lands and energy-related infrastructure, with utility-focused corridors like Wonsits Rd and Chipeta-Grove Rd traversing the expansive Wonsits Valley. Local landmarks such as Mollys Nipple and the lowlands of Wyasket Bottom provide traditional navigational points in an area largely characterized by public land management and the seasonal movement of the river. The map details the complex drainage patterns and elevation changes that have historically influenced access to this remote portion of eastern Utah.