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Mapping the Absaroka, Beartooth, and Wind River mountain landscapes and associated terrain

Geographic Atlas and Named Natural Features of Shoshone National Forest in Wyoming

This collection catalogs the named natural features associated with Shoshone National Forest, ranging from the ancient granite of the Wind River Range to the volcanic ridges of the Absaroka Mountains. Explore geographic data on peaks, river systems, and glacial formations that define this historic protected landscape within the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Gain insights into the complex topography and diverse landforms that span over two million acres of rugged mountain wilderness.

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Natural feature types

Map Shoshone National Forest features across valleys, glaciers, caves, lakes, and rivers

Volcanic mountain, glacier, cave, lake, river, and wetland records in Shoshone National Forest

Shoshone National Forest's 829 within-area feature records form a deep geographic index led by 303 lakes, 206 peaks, and 188 streams; it also includes 35 rivers, 24 cliffs, 19 glaciers, 15 saddles, and smaller groups across ten more categories. Search named entries such as Basco Lake, Crane Lake, Douglas Peak, Horses Head, Mud Lake, Sawtooth Mountain, Temple Creek, and Tibbs Butte.

Regional mountain systems and highland terrain mapping.

Mountain ranges

Review the specific mountain ranges associated with Shoshone National Forest. This structured set highlights the geological variety of the Absaroka, Beartooth, and Wind River ranges while providing mapped context for the highland terrain of this historic national forest.

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Shoshone National Forest Mountain Ranges
Shoshone National Forest Mountain Ranges
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Explore the Mapped Geography and Protected Terrain of Shoshone National Forest

Navigate the complex landscape and ecological significance of Shoshone National Forest through our detailed geographic data. Learn how this foundational protected area anchors the Rocky Mountains and the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem for deeper atlas exploration.

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