2012 Map of Broad Mesa

About this map

One Hundred and Two Ranch sits within a landscape defined by the drainage basins of central Wyoming, where the high ground of Broad Mesa overlooks a network of intermittent waterways. This 2012 survey by the U.S. Geological Survey illustrates the remote ranching infrastructure of Natrona County, where land use is dictated by the flow of Wallace Cr and the Middle Fork Casper Cr. Transportation through this territory relies on established routes such as the Powder River Rd and Co Rd 211, which provide essential access for agricultural operations. The map also records localized land features like McClanahan Draw, reflecting the specific topographic nomenclature used by local residents and land managers in the early 21st century.