2012 Map of Powder River Pass
USGS Topo · Published 2012About this map
Powder River Pass serves as the primary gateway through the high terrain of the Bighorn Mountains in this 2012 survey of Johnson County. The topography is defined by significant peaks such as Loaf Mountain and Hesse Mountain, which separate the headwaters of several major regional drainage systems. A network of high-altitude water bodies, including Paradise Lake, Mabel Lake, and the Firehole Lakes, feed the diverging paths of the N-Fork Powder River and the N-Fork Crazy Woman Cr.
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