
The Q Ranch serves as a primary landmark in this high-altitude Carbon County landscape, located where the Shirley Basin meets the eastern slopes of the Shirley Mountains. The area is defined by a complex drainage network, where seasonal and perennial waters such as Grinnell Cr, Quealy Cr, and Lisenby Cr carve through the terrain. A notable geological transition occurs near The Sinks, where surface water patterns shift significantly across the undulating topography. Further south, the prominent rise of Bald Mtn overlooks several drainages including Cottonwood Cr and Troublesome Cr. The network of backroads, including the Shirley Mountain Loop Rd and Prior Flat Rd, provides access to remote high-country features like Bear Park and Prior Flat, illustrating the enduring ranching and recreational utility of this Wyoming mountain range.
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1953 · Fourmile Point
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1953 · Fourmile Ridge
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1953 · Schneider Ridge
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1953 · The Q Ranch
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1953 · T E Ranch
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1953 · Beaver Creek
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1955 · Casper
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1958 · Casper
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1960 · Wild Irish Reservoir
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1961 · Pine Hill
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