2011 Map of Quadrant Mountain

About this map

Quadrant Mountain and its lesser peak, Little Quadrant Mountain, dominate this high-altitude landscape in northwestern Wyoming. This 2011 survey reveals a complex hydrological network where the Gardner River winds through the prominent basin known as Gardners Hole, collecting alpine runoff from numerous tributaries. The terrain is defined by a series of steep summits including Sepulcher Mountain and Bannock Peak, creating a high-relief environment where drainage patterns like those of Fawn Creek and Panther Creek are deeply influenced by the peaks. The presence of isolated water bodies such as Cache Lake and the interestingly named The Pocket suggests a landscape shaped by glacial activity or unique local depressions. This map serves as a vital record of the natural topography in a region where the names of peaks and waterways remain the primary landmarks.