2012 Map of Bluegrass Wells

About this map

Wheatland Reservoir Number 2 dominates the northwestern corner of this Albany County landscape, its irregular shoreline indicating the managed water levels of this high-plains region. The terrain is defined by the winding paths of the Bluegrass Creek system, including W Bluegrass Cr and E Bluegrass Cr, which carve through the open country. At the center of this drainage network lies Bluegrass Wells, a localized point of interest in an otherwise sparse and wide-open expanse. A grid of local roads and 4WD tracks connects these remote water features, reflecting the infrastructure necessary for land management and ranching in the early 21st century. This survey offers a clear view of the hydrological and transportation patterns across this specific section of the Wyoming interior.