Service Layer Credits:

Opal

Lyman

Hanna

DixonBaggs

Thayne

Alpine

Rawlins

Granger

Bairoil

Superior Sinclair

Saratoga

Pinedale

La Barge

Kemmerer

Wamsutter

Marbleton

Cokeville

Big Piney

Green River

Rock Springs

MedicineBow

Elk Mountain

Diamondville

Mountain View

North Rock Springs

Afton

Evanston

Fossil

Encampment

Juniper Ridge

R I V E R

W I N

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109° 107°

108°

43°

43°

42°

42°

41°

41°107°108°109°

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111°

FOSSIL BUTTE NATIONAL

MONUMENT

ROCK

SPRINGS

UPLIFT

Lost Creek

Basin

FERRIS MOUNTAINS

SEMINOE MOUNTAINS

Coad Mtn

M T N S

Battle SpringFlat

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H A N N A – C A R B O N

B A S I N

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SWEETWATER COUNTY

CA

RB

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S T

Mc DougalPass

Sage Creek Mtn Haystack

Buttes

Sublette

Flat

G R E E N

R I V E R

B A S I N

B R I D G E R

B A S I N

Quaking Asp

Mtn

Oregon Buttes

ThePinnacles

AlkaliBasin

Black RockFlat

R E

D D

E S

E R

T B

A S

I N

G R E A T

D I V I D E

B A S I N

W A S H A K I E

B A S I N

Lost Soldier DIvide

Delaney Rim

Red

Rim

Atlantic

R

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Bridger Pass

Seve

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Fl

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Sand

Ba

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HAYS

TACK

MOU

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Point ofRocks

SHIRLEY MOUNTAINS

PEDRO MTS

K I N D T

B A S I N

SIERRA MADRE

M E D I C I N E B O W N A T I O N A L F O R E S T

Pennock Mtn

Beaver Creek Hills

MEDICIN

E BOW

SHIRLEY BASIN

H O B A C K

B A S I N

B R I D G E R

N A T I O N A L

F O R E S T

80

80

152

80

80

89

89

191

189

239

237

236

241

352

354

353

189

350

351

191

89

89

232

89

28

28

372

240

189

30

189

89

150

410

414

414

412

530191

191

370

371

430

19152

78971

287

77

487

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M e d i c i n e B o w R i v e r

B o w

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Ri v

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Med

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R i ve r

B i g

Greys

River

River

Green

River

Blacks

Bear

Blac

ks

Fork

North

Platte

River

R i v e rSnake

NewFork

River

Rawlins

Evanston

Shirley Basinuranium area

Crooks Gap–Green Mountainuranium area

Great Divide Basinuranium area

Poison Basinuranium area Ketchum Buttes

uranium area

Pinedalefield

Jonahfield

Big Piney field

Whitney Canyon–Carter Creek field

Painter Reservoirfield

Brufffield

Painter ReservoirEast field

Rock Riverfield

Bradyfield

Wertz field

Lost Soldier fieldTip Top field

Labarge field

Wild Rosefield

Patrick Drawfield Echo Springs

field

Wamsutterfield

Church Buttesfield

Table Rock field

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0 10 20 30 40 KILOMETERS

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111°

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108°

43°43°

42°42°

41° 41°107°108°109°110°

111°

WYOMING

Wyoming Landscape Conservation Initiative Oil shale—from U.S. Geological Survey Oil Shale Assessment Team, 2008

Study area boundary Oil shale drill cores and rotary cuttings

Oil shale-bearing strataGeographic data (from Gregory and others, 2010)

RoadsInterstate route marker

U.S. route marker Oil

State highway Gas

County route marker—Only major roads shown Both oil and gasDry or unknown

City boundary Coalbed gasCounty boundaryRiver or stream

Energy infrastructure and corridor (from DeBruin, 2007)Refineries

Continuous (unconventional) gasContinuous gas (includes coalbed gas)

Gas plant

Continuous (unconventional) oil

Refinery

Continuous (unconventional) oil and gas (includes coalbed gas)Conventional oil and gas—All other resource type areas also

contain conventional resources

Pipelines—Dashed where proposed.From DeBruin, 2007, scale 1:500,000

Crude oil

Natural gas

Past producer

Carbon dioxide

Prospect, occurrence, or unknown

Refinery or natural gas processing plant products

Unvalidated uranium records

Uranium areas

239

191

80

EXPLANATIONNote: Because the uranium map of Wyoming (Gregory and others, 2010) and the oil and gas fields map of Wyoming (DeBruin, 2007) were published as GIS layers,

some of the data, symbology, and many of the annotations included on this plate were taken directly from those sources.

Oil and gas wells—Labeled fields represent the 11 largest gas or oil producingfields, or both, based on cumulative production to Oct. 14, 2011. From WOGCC, 2011

Assessed resource type—See references on table 1 forUSGS oil and gas assessment units

Uranium—From Wilson, 2014

U.S. Department of the InteriorU.S. Geological Survey

Data Series 843Plate 1 of 4

Base derived from ESRI World Physical Map, accessed in 2012, at http://www.esri.com/software/arcgis/arcgis-online-map-and-task-services/map-services.html

Projection: Lambert Conformal ConicCentral meridian, 107.5° West, Standard Parallel 1, 20° NorthStandard Parallel 2, 60° North, Latitude of origin: 40° North

North American Datum of 1983 (NAD 83)Ellipsoid: Geodetic Reference System 80

Energy Map of Southwestern Wyoming, Part B—Oil and Gas, Oil Shale, Uranium, and SolarBy

Laura R.H. Biewick and Anna B. Wilson2014

This report is available at:http://pubs.usgs.gov/ds/843

Publishing support provided by: Denver Publishing Service CenterManuscript approved for publication on April 14, 2014

For more information concerning this publication, contact:Center Director, USGS Central Energy Resources Science CenterBox 25046, Mail Stop 939Denver, CO 80225(303) 236-1647

Or visit the Central Energy Resources Team site at:http://energy.cr.usgs.gov/

Suggested citation:Biewick, L.H.R., and Wilson, A.B., 2014, Energy map of southwestern Wyoming, Part B—Oil and gas, oil shale, uranium, and solar: U.S. Geological Survey Data Series 843, 20 p., 4 pls,http://dx.doi.org/10.3133/ds843.

ISSN 2327-638X (online)http://dx.doi.org/10.3133/ds843

Index map showing oil and gas pipelines, and gas plant and refinery infrastructure in the Wyoming Landscape Conservation Initiative (WLCI) study area, southwestern Wyoming(modified from DeBruin, 2007).

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