2015 Map of Savage Ranch

About this map

The North Platte River defines the central corridor of this Carbon County landscape, carving a meandering path through the high desert terrain. Its most prominent hydrological feature is the sharp turn at Oxbow Bend, where the river creates a wide loop near the southern edge of the survey. North of this bend, the water flows through the expansive Savage Meadows, an area of lower elevation flanked by the Savage Hills to the west. The ranching heritage of the region is centered on the Savage Ranch, while the surrounding topography is marked by distinctive formations like the Hogback and the open stretches of Severson Flats. Local infrastructure is represented by CR 347 and CR 345, which provide access through the complex network of draws and canyons, including Hugus Draw and Whitehorse Canyon, illustrating the modern management of this rural Wyoming territory.