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Park natural features

Tracing the geological diversity of canyons, river corridors, and reservoir landscapes

Comprehensive Atlas of Named Natural Features in Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area

This collection maps the named natural features located within or directly adjacent to the expansive terrain of Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area. From the winding reservoir segments defined by the Green River to the iconic red sandstone cliff formations and high desert highlands, these records organize the area's geological and hydrological landmarks. Users can investigate individual features to understand their spatial relationship to the surrounding Ashley National Forest and regional canyon topography.

A digital illustration of a landscape featuring red sandstone cliffs dropping into a blue reservoir, with green hills in the foreground and a pale sky.
Natural feature types

Connect Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area records with upland waters

Cliff, lake, and river records at Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area

Upland cliffs, lakes, and rivers set the geographic context for Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area and its associated natural-feature records. By presenting each named entity with a category and mapped relationship, the collection differentiates places within the Wyoming recreation area from features that intersect its boundary or lie nearby.

Mapped river reaches and basin hydrology

Rivers

The river systems of Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area represent a vital component of its canyon and reservoir-dominated landscape. This curated collection provides a structured look at the major reaches and watercourses that traverse the recreation area, offering a geographic perspective on how these channels influence the regional terrain from Wyoming to Utah.

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Flaming Gorge River Geography
Flaming Gorge River Geography
MoriAtlas Explorer

Explore the Geographic Boundaries and Terrain of Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area

Trace the winding reservoir shoreline and canyon geology that define this major protected area. Through the MoriAtlas data, visualize the intersection of forested uplands and desert cliffs that make this region a landmark of western geography and water-based protected landscapes.