1968 Map of Boot Heel SE

About this map

Fort Fetterman Road tracks along the eastern edge of this 1968 landscape, following a historic transportation corridor through the high plains of Albany County. The terrain is defined by a series of branching drainage systems, including Twentytwo Mile Draw and Twentymile Draw, which feed toward Twentytwo Mile Reservoir in the northeast. This area of Wyoming shows a sparse, utilitarian settlement pattern typical of mid-century ranching and mineral exploration, marked by occasional water sources like Springs and industrial evidence such as a Well and a Drill Hole. The southern portion of the map is punctuated by the isolated feature labeled Boone and the winding course of Greasewood Creek, illustrating the remote and rugged character of the high-elevation basins prior to modern development.