2017 Map of Riner

About this map

Riner serves as the primary focal point of this 2017 high-desert survey, situated along the northern reach of the quadrangle. The landscape is defined by the high-altitude hydrology of the Great Divide Basin, where seasonal drainages like Separation Cr and Fillmore Cr cut through the arid terrain. The map captures the meeting of administrative boundaries, specifically where the line for Sweetwater Co and Carbon Co divides the southern and eastern portions of the sheet. Notable topographical landmarks include the prominence of Cherokee Hill in the northwest and the distinctive Red Rim to the southeast. The area's connectivity is dictated by Riner Rd, which navigates the subtle shifts in elevation across this expanse of public and private land. This map provides a precise look at the modern surveying of the Wyoming interior, documenting the persistent features of this remote basin.