2017 Map of Bristol Ridge

About this map

Little Bear Cem sits near the center of this Laramie County landscape, a marker of early ranching families in a territory defined by expansive draws and intermittent watercourses. The terrain is characterized by prominent landforms such as Chalk Hill to the north and the namesake Bristol Ridge in the southwest corner. The hydrologic network is anchored by N Bear Cr and the Nimmo Reservoir Number 9, supporting the grazing operations that have long shaped this part of Wyoming. A network of county roads, including Dayton Rd and True Rd, connects the scattered ranch holdings across Sweet Draw and McCann Draw, reflecting a rural infrastructure designed around the livestock economy and the natural flow of the High Plains drainage systems.