1991 Map of Albin SW

About this map

Chivington Draw and Antelope Draw define the topography of this corner of Laramie County, Wyoming, as it appeared in the early 1990s. The landscape reflects a mix of sparse agricultural land use and mineral extraction, with multiple Oil Wells and a Gravel Pit positioned across the terrain. These features, along with scattered Wells, suggest a rural economy reliant on subsurface resources and groundwater management in a region characterized by its expansive draws and drainage patterns. The mapping verified in 1994 captures the area's essential infrastructure before significant modern changes, providing a clear record of the section lines and township boundaries between T. 16 N. and T. 15 N. that organized the settlement of this high plains environment.