2017 Map of Wilderness
USGS Topo · Published 2017About this map
The Wind River dominates this landscape in Fremont County, its path shaped by an intricate system of agricultural irrigation. The Wind River Canal, Dinwoody Canal, and Lannigans Ditch divert water across the plains, supporting a network of rural routes like Burris Lenore Rd and Gannett Peak Rd. The area’s geography is further defined by notable water bodies such as Dinwoody Lake and the Dinwoody Lakes, which sit below the prominent Dinwoody Ridge.
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