2015 Map of Savery

About this map

The settlement of Savery sits at the southern edge of Carbon County, Wyoming, just north of the Colorado state line where the high desert terrain transitions into the valley of the Little Snake River. This landscape is defined by the convergence of several drainages, most notably Savery Cr and Dutch Joe Cr, which flow through the arid draws and gulches characteristic of the region. The map highlights the early 21st-century infrastructure of this ranching community, including the First Mesa Ditch and local access routes like Browns Hill Rd. Cultural landmarks such as the Reader Cem and Baker Cem offer essential points of interest for genealogists tracking the history of families in this borderland area. To the west, the flat-topped Dolan Mesa and the Dixon Airport break the undulating terrain of Coal Bank Draw and Big Gulch, marking the intersection of traditional land use and modern utility.