Pinedale sits at the gateway to the Wind River Range, where the grid of its residential streets, including N Ashley Ave and E Magnolia St, meets the expansive Wyoming high country. The town's historical foundations are visible at the Plainview Cem north of the center, while the local aviation history is represented by Ralph Wenz Field to the south. The landscape is defined by the complex hydrology of the New Fork River and its tributaries, Pine Cr and Pole Cr, which sustain local agriculture and ranching operations like those found along Old Brazill Ranch Rd. Elevation changes are marked by distinctive landmarks such as Ruby Hill, The Mesa, and Two Buttes. This 2015 survey reveals a community deeply integrated with its physical geography, where modern infrastructure like Anticline Rd navigates around natural features such as Desert Reservoir Number 3.
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1955 · Lander
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1958 · Lander
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1961 · Lander
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1964 · Two Buttes Reservoir
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1964 · Boulder Lake
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1964 · Mount Airy
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1964 · Mesa Spring
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1964 · Cora
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1964 · Boulder
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1964 · Pinedale
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