1982 Map of Peach Orchard Flat

About this map

Peach Orchard Flat dominates the central landscape of this Carbon County survey, a high-desert expanse characterized by ephemeral drainages and rising terrain. The topographic detail highlights The Bluffs and the winding course of Muddy Creek, illustrating the drainage patterns that define this arid region. The late 20th-century economic activity is evident through the widespread distribution of energy infrastructure, including numerous labeled Gas Wells and a prominent north-south Pipeline. Sparse transportation routes consist primarily of primitive paths like the Pines Trail and various Jeep Trails, suggesting a landscape used more for industrial extraction and ranching than for dense settlement. Named waterways such as Cherokee Creek and Little Robbers Gulch provide important landmarks for local history and geographic study in this portion of southern Wyoming.