2012 Map of Wiggins Peak

About this map

Wiggins Peak towers over a complex network of high-country drainages in this 2012 topographic study of Fremont County. The landscape is defined by the deep incisions of Black Canyon and Brown Rock Canyon, which channel the flow of seasonal and perennial waters toward the Wiggins Fork. This map reveals a terrain where water is the primary architect, from the headwaters of Caldwell Cr to the southern reaches of Bug Cr and Bear Cr. The absence of named roads or structures highlights the isolation of this corner of Wyoming, dominated instead by the natural features that have challenged and guided travelers through these canyons for generations. It remains a critical record of the undisturbed hydrology and physical geography within the region.