2015 Map of Seventy One Reservoir

About this map

Seventy-one Reservoir serves as a focal point for water management in this arid stretch of Fremont County, where drainage systems like Deer Cr and Canyon Cr define the movement of water through the high desert. The landscape is marked by topographic transitions such as the Moneta Divide and the open expanse of Merriam Meadows in the northeast. This 2015 U.S. Geological Survey representation details a network of ranching and utility roads, including Buck Camp Rd and Castle Garden Rd, which cross through the townships of the Wind River Basin. The presence of Chalk Hills Draw suggests the characteristic erosional patterns of the region, providing a clear look at the terrain as it appeared before further modern energy development or landscape changes in the 21st century.