2021 Map of Antelope Draw

About this map

Reno Hill rises as a central landmark in this Johnson County landscape, characterized by a complex network of seasonal drainages and high plains topography. The drainage pattern is defined by the Ninemile Cr and its northern fork, alongside the dry-bed systems of W Fork Trabing Dry Cr and the Little W Fork Trabing Dry Cr. This area of Wyoming shows a sparse, functional road network suitable for the ranching and resource management typical of the region, including Klunder Rd and the Buffalo Sussex Cutoff Rd. The terrain is marked by numerous draws such as Cathers Draw and Antelope Draw, while the Dry Creek Basin occupies the northeastern reaches. These named geographic features reflect a landscape where water management and topography have long dictated land use and travel routes.