2015 Map of Bates Creek Reservoir

About this map

Bates Creek Reservoir dominates the northern terrain of this high-altitude landscape where Natrona and Carbon Counties meet. This 2015 survey reveals a classic Wyoming livestock and ranching environment defined by critical water sources and rugged relief. The drainage system is anchored by Bates Creek, with Spring Creek and Squaw Creek cutting through the southern townships. To the southwest, the prominent Moss Agate Ridge overlooks the junction of several rural routes including CR-4 and CR-2. The map illustrates a remote infrastructure where Bates Creek Road provides the primary passage through these expansive townships. This modern topographic record is essential for understanding the contemporary hydrological management and land boundaries in a region where water rights and public land access remain central to local geography.