1969 Map of Bull Draw

About this map

The Big Sandy River meanders through the southeastern corner of this Sublette County landscape, defining a distinct riparian corridor amidst a complex network of arid drainages. This late 1960s survey documents a terrain shaped by water management and resource extraction, notably centered around the Mud Hole Reservoir. The area is carved by several named topographic depressions, including Bull Draw, Mud Hole Draw, and Long Draw, which indicate the seasonal flow patterns across the high plains. Human activity is sparse but specific, marked by a Radio Tower and a Gravel Pit in the northern sections. A single Spring located near the center of the quadrangle highlights the importance of reliable water sources in this environment, while the presence of several "Water Hole" labels suggests the historical reliance of ranching or livestock on these specific points of relief.