2021 Map of Peru

About this map

The Green River carves a sweeping path through the center of this terrain, anchoring a landscape where the river’s historical importance to Western migration and transport remains evident. Along its banks and the neighboring hills, the settlements of Peru and James Town sit nestled near the confluence of the river and major canyon drainages. The area is defined by its dramatic relief, featuring prominent geological formations like Greasewood Canyon and the distinctive Fish Cut. In the southeastern corner, the larger city of Green River marks the edge of the more developed corridor. The transport network follows the water and geology, with roads such as Blue Rim Rd W and Firehole Basin Dr providing access to the high mesas and deep washes. Notable features like Milk Ranch Wash and Telephone Canyon illustrate the intricate drainage systems that feed into the Green River basin.