2012 Map of Tatman Mountain

About this map

Tatman Mountain rises as a prominent landmark in this portion of the Bighorn Basin, anchoring a landscape defined by significant elevation changes and ephemeral drainages. The 2012 survey illustrates a sparse network of infrastructure where Fenton Pass Rd provides the primary north-south passage through the area, crossing the terrain at Fenton Pass. This high-desert environment is characterized by dissected badlands and plateaus, including Sheets Mountain to the southwest. Water resources are limited to seasonal flows such as Willow Cr, which drains the northern slopes. The map reflects a remote corner of Wyoming where the traditional rangeland remains largely undisturbed by modern development, preserving the geographic relationships between these named peaks and the historical routes that navigate them.