2017 Map of Aladdin

About this map

Aladdin serves as the focal point of this northeast Wyoming landscape, where the drainage systems of the Black Hills foothills create a complex topography of draws and ridges. The settlement sits at the junction of several rural routes including Co RD 65 and Co RD 86, surrounded by the high ground of Coal-Land Ridge and Sandstone Mtn. The hydrology of the area is defined by the three branches of Hay Creek—the N Fork Hay Cr, Middle Fork Hay Cr, and S Fork Hay Cr—which carve through the terrain alongside Oak Cr and Alum Cr. This 2017 survey illustrates a land still defined by its traditional ranching and mining heritage, evidenced by descriptive landmarks like Table Mountain Draw and Akers Canyon Cr that have likely served as local waypoints for generations of Crook County residents.