who wish to see at least parts of it officially designated as wilderness. In popular culture The British author Arthur Conan Doyle described a romanticized version of the Great Divide Basin, which the novel called the Great Alkali Plain, in his Sherlock Holmes work A Study in Scarlet (1887). References External links Map Landscape features (NASA, 2002) Landforms of Carbon County, Wyoming Landforms of Fremont County, Wyoming Landforms of Sweetwater County, Wyoming Endorheic basins of the United States Great Divide of North America Drainage basins of North America