2015 Map of Soap Holes Reservoir

About this map

Soap Holes Reservoir and a network of artificial catchments define this high-desert landscape along the Uinta and Sweetwater County line. In this 2015 survey, the terrain is characterized by industrial extraction and water management, with Standard Pit and East Fork Pit Number 3 marking local mining activity. The map reveals how intermittent water sources like Dry Cr and Dry Wash are managed through numerous named basins, including Seismograph Reservoir Number 2 and Buck Basin Reservoir. Elevation changes are significant between the flat expanse of Big Hollow Bench and the prominent rises of Sage Creek Mtn and Cedar Mtn. This document serves as a detailed record of the resource-focused infrastructure in rural Wyoming, where Cedar Mountain Rd and Hank Hollow Rd provide the primary access through the drainage-heavy terrain.