2017 Map of Bill

About this map

The settlement of Bill anchors the northeastern corner of this Converse County survey, situated at a major junction of northern Wyoming transportation. Large portions of the western and northern terrain fall within the Thunder Basin National Grassland, a landscape defined by an intricate network of drainage channels such as Poison Draw, Reeves Draw, and Mikes Draw. These ephemeral waterways flow toward larger basins like Dry Cr, reflecting the arid grazing land's reliance on managed water sources. Small-scale water management is evident in the presence of the Rice Reservoir and Thomas Reservoir, which provide critical resources for livestock and wildlife. Local infrastructure is concentrated near the settlement, with rural routes like Co Rd 40 and residential naming conventions appearing on streets such as Jamie St and Opal St.