2012 Map of Aladdin

About this map

Aladdin serves as the primary landmark in this corner of Northeast Wyoming, situated where the forks of the Hay Creek drainage converge. The landscape is defined by a network of drainage systems and ridges, including the prominent Coal Land Ridge and Table Mountain Draw. This 2012 survey illustrates a sparsely populated ranching and rural region, with family-named landmarks like Hall Ranch and small communities such as Four Corners and Elk Creek connected by a web of local routes like Mona Road. The map provides detailed tracking of the complex hydrology of the area, from the headwaters of Alum Creek in the north to the distinctive paths of North Fork Hay Creek, Middle Fork Hay Creek, and South Fork Hay Creek. This topographic record is particularly useful for understanding the historic land use and settlement patterns in Crook County at the start of the twenty-first century.