2012 Map of Saint Lawrence Basin

About this map

Saint Lawrence Basin and the surrounding high-country terrain of Fremont County define this 2012 survey. The landscape is dominated by the drainage systems of the N Fork Little Wind River and the various branches of Sage Creek, including N Fork Sage Cr and S Fork Sage Cr. This area of the Wind River Range shows a topography shaped by steep ridges and isolated peaks, such as Bear Peak and Little Horse Peak, which overlook the high meadows and basin floors. A single primary access route, Saint Lawrence Ranger Station Rd, provides the only significant human infrastructure in this wilderness area. Notable water sources like Wild Horse Spring and named meadows like The Meadows indicate the historic importance of the basin for seasonal grazing and forest management, while labels such as Pevah Creek and Washakie Cr ground the map in the local geography of central Wyoming.