2015 Map of Wildcat Butte

About this map

Wildcat Butte anchors this landscape in southwest Wyoming, situated along the county line where Uinta and Sweetwater Counties meet. This arid stretch of terrain is defined by a complex network of seasonal drainages and water sources, including the life-giving waters of Meadow Springs and Garter Spring. The topography is etched with numerous named features such as Caterpillar Draw, Blumel Draw, and the southern Jackknife Draw, reflecting the local nomenclature of the high desert. The primary corridor through this open country is Church Butte Rd, which navigates a land shaped by deep history and sparse human settlement. The map provides a clear look at the intersection of several townships, from t18n r113w down to t16n r112w, showing the surveyed grid laid over the natural basins of Porter Hollow and Chicken Draw.