2015 Map of Bob Jack Well

About this map

Honeycomb Buttes dominate the high ground in the northeastern corner of this Sweetwater County landscape, where elevation changes are marked by intricate contouring across a series of ridges and draws. This arid terrain is defined by its drainage patterns, notably the path of Bear Cr and its tributary N Fork Bear Cr as they navigate the southern reaches. The presence of Little Bar Draw and Bush Cr further south illustrates the network of intermittent waterways essential to this high desert environment. Human activity is sparse and primarily limited to transportation corridors like CR-74, which provides access across the various survey sections. The map preserves the exact boundaries of the Public Land Survey System, including t26n r100w and t26n r99w, which remain foundational for land ownership and cattle ranching history in this part of Wyoming.