2012 Map of Bain Draw

About this map

The E Fork Wind River and Wiggins Fork converge in this high-plains landscape of Fremont County, Wyoming, as documented in 2012. The map reveals a land structured by water and elevation, where the Circle Ditch illustrates the vital role of irrigation in the arid West. Named ranching homesteads such as the Finley Ranch, Double Diamond Ranch, and Bain Place are positioned near these water sources, reflecting the enduring cattle and ranching heritage of the region. The topography is defined by significant flat-topped features including Upper Table and Lower Table, which overlook a series of erosional channels like Lake Draw, Bain Draw, and Pease Draw. This specific area shows how modern ranching infrastructure follows the natural drainage patterns of Bear Cr and Spear Cr, maintaining a pattern of settlement established by early twentieth-century land claims.