2012 Map of Savery

About this map

Savery sits at a critical junction in southern Wyoming, where the winding Little Snake River defines the landscape near the Colorado border. The settlement's connection to the surrounding high plains is marked by a network of drainage systems and irrigation works, including the First Mesa Ditch and the meandering Savery Cr. The topography is characterized by deep draws and elevated landforms like Dolan Mesa, with watercourses such as Dutch Joe Cr and Cottonwood Cr carving through the terrain. Local history is anchored by the Reader Cem and Baker Cem, while the Dixon Airport serves as a modern waypoint. This map captures the intersection of ranching life and rugged geography, from the named ravines of Coal Bank Draw to the remote track of Stock Dr.