2012 Map of Bull Draw

About this map

U.S. Route 191 cuts a long, straight path across this high desert landscape in Sublette County, serving as a primary artery through the open rangeland north of the Farson area. The terrain is defined by the ephemeral drainage patterns typical of this Wyoming basin, where water management is crucial for the local ecosystem and grazing. Notable water features include the Mud Hole Reservoir, a small catchment for the region's sparse precipitation, and the Big Sandy River, which meanders through the southeast corner of the map. Access to the interior is provided by Bureau of Land Management routes, such as Blm 5409, which branch off the highway to serve the surrounding public lands.