1956 Map of Warm Spring Mountain

About this map

Wind River valley ranching and timber operations are preserved in this mid-century topographic survey, showing a landscape defined by isolated homesteads and high-altitude working camps. Near the confluence of Du Noir Creek and the North Fork Wind River, the map identifies several distinct habitations including Rocker A Ranch and the Sheer Ranch. The presence of the Smith Sawmill and various outposts like Cow Camp and Johnson Camp suggests a seasonal and industrial rhythm common to the Shoshone National Forest during this era.