1990 Map of Tea Kettle Rock

About this map

Tea Kettle Rock serves as the namesake landmark for this portion of Goshen County, standing atop a rugged escarpment that defines the northern terrain. The landscape is characterized by a gradual descent from these high bluffs toward the south and east, with Ninemile Hill forming a prominent ridge that bisects the central quadrangle. This area of Wyoming exhibits a sparse but functional land use pattern typical of high plains ranching and resource extraction. Evidence of industrial activity is localized, seen in the Sandpit near the southern boundary and an isolated Well located in the southwestern corner. The primary artery through this territory is the Tea Kettle Rock Road, which provides the only significant designated transportation route through an otherwise open and undeveloped landscape.