2017 Map of Robertson

About this map

Robertson anchors this pocket of Uinta County, situated at a junction of county roads where the high desert terrain of southwestern Wyoming meets a complex network of waterways. The landscape is defined by the convergence of major drainages, including Blacks Fork and Smiths Fork, which are supplemented by early 20th-century irrigation works like the Pine Grove Canal and Lambs Supply Ditch. These diversions illustrate the area's agricultural adaptation to the arid environment. Higher elevations are marked by distinctive landmarks such as Cap White Ridge and the prominent Dans Nipple to the southwest. For those tracing family histories in the region, the Johnson Cem sits just south of the main settlement near Willow Cr. The map also captures several named draws and washes, such as Ingersoll Wash and Brewster Draw, which carve through the high plains of Nebraska Flat.