2012 Map of Table Mountain

About this map

Table Mountain and Cottonwood Mountain dominate the terrain of this Uinta County landscape, where a complex network of high-country drainages defines the geography. Early twenty-first-century water sources like Big Spring and Whiskey Spring are critical markers in this arid environment, supporting the surrounding grazing lands and meadows. The drainage patterns are clearly delineated, showing how Leavitt Cr and Cottonwood Cr flow through the western reaches, while the Henrys Fork catchment receives waters from Little Sage Cr and Louse Cr to the east. Human presence is marked primarily by ranching and resource management features, including the open expanse of Gourley Meadows and the sheltered Sage Creek Park. The map documents a sparsely populated but precisely surveyed portion of Wyoming, where local transit relies on routes like Co RD-267 and Reed RD.