2021 Map of Bluegrass Wells

About this map

Wheatland Reservoir Number Two dominates the northwest corner of this Albany County landscape, its expansive waters contrasting with the high-plains terrain of the Laramie Mountains region. The hydrology of the area is defined by the branching network of the Bluegrass Creek system, including West Bluegrass Creek and E Bluegrass Cr. These drainage patterns reflect the essential role of water management in Wyoming's semi-arid ranching country. The eponymous Bluegrass Wells sits near the center of the sheet, likely representing a critical point of groundwater access for local agriculture or livestock. Most of the land remains divided by the Public Land Survey System, with township boundaries like t21n r73w and t22n r72w marking the grid-based development of the territory. Isolated roads such as Solstice Dr provide minimal access into the interior, which is characterized by broad contours and intermittent stream beds.