2017 Map of Soap Holes Reservoir

About this map

The high desert terrain of southwestern Wyoming is defined here by a network of drainage systems and man-made water catchments along the Uinta Co Sweetwater Co line. Significant features such as Soap Holes Reservoir and Standard Reservoir highlight the critical role of water management in this arid landscape. The area shows evidence of resource extraction at the Standard Pit and East Fork Pit Number 3, while landforms like Sage Creek Mtn and Big Hollow Bench create a complex topography. Local infrastructure is represented by primitive roads such as Cedar Mountain Rd and Hank Hollow Rd, which navigate the draws of Dry Cr and Big Hollow Cr. This modern survey documents the continued use of the land for grazing and mineral interest, featuring numerous catchments like Dobie Reservoir and Hordeum Reservoir scattered across the high plains.