2012 Map of South Superior

About this map

South Superior anchor the southern edge of this high-desert landscape in Sweetwater County, where the street grid of the town site transitions into a complex series of geological formations. The terrain is defined by volcanic and sedimentary features, most notably the Leucite Hills and a series of prominent elevations including Hatcher Mesa, Emmons Mesa, and the volcanic Emmons Cone. The map illustrates a sparse settlement pattern characteristic of the Wyoming interior, marked by the presence of the Gornik Ranch and the distinctive geological formation known as The Natural Corrals. Critical water sources in this arid environment are carefully recorded, including UP Spring, Table Wash, and the winding course of Black Rock Cr. Regional connectivity is maintained through several named thoroughfares such as Park Rd and the Superior Cutoff Rd, which connect the town to the surrounding basins and meadows.