2015 Map of Pilot Butte

About this map

White Mountain dominates the central topography of this Wyoming landscape, acting as a natural divider between the expanding residential areas to the east and the high desert terrain to the west. On the eastern slopes, the development of North Rock Springs and the northern edge of Rock Springs is evident, characterized by a structured street grid including Washakie Drive and Gannet Drive. The western half of the map reveals a more isolated environment defined by drainage systems like Skunk Canyon and Greasewood Canyon. This contrast highlights the physical constraints and corridors of the region's modern growth. Prominent landmarks such as Pilot Butte provide significant navigational markers above the surrounding flats. The area is intersected by historical travel routes including Yellowstone Road and the Chilton Cutoff Road, which navigate the elevation changes dictated by Scott Canyon and the surrounding high ridges.