2015 Map of Wilderness

About this map

Wind River hydrology dominates this 2015 land survey of Fremont County, Wyoming, where the river's path is tracked alongside a complex irrigation network of the Dinwoody Canal, Wind River Canal, and Lannigans Ditch. The terrain is characterized by a series of significant drainage features including Coal Draw, Jenkins Draw, and Sand Draw, which cut through the landscape toward the river. Near the southern boundary, Dinwoody Ridge overlooks the Dinwoody Lakes, while the northeast is marked by the presence of Crow Creek. The map documents a sparsely settled area primarily designated as Wilderness, with access provided by primitive routes such as Burris Lenore Rd and Gannett Peak Rd. This data-rich topography provides a clear view of the water management infrastructure essential to this part of the Wind River Basin.