1964 Map of Simmons Canyon

About this map

Moss Ranch and a network of high-elevation livestock infrastructure anchor this mid-century look at the Wyoming-Montana borderlands. The landscape is defined by the deep incisions of Deer Canyon and Simmons Canyon, where steep drainage patterns lead toward Trout Creek and Porcupine Creek near the northern boundary. Numerous natural water sources, including Godes Springs, Johns Spring, and the specifically named Dipping Vat Springs, suggest the area's primary use for open-range grazing.