1966 Map of Cabin Fork

About this map

The Honeycombs dominate the eastern landscape of this Washakie County terrain, characterized by a complex network of erosional features and drainage systems. This 1960s survey records a landscape shaped by both natural watercourses and human infrastructure related to livestock and resource extraction. Significant water management is evident at Lyman Reservoir No 1 and Denver Jake Dam, providing critical water sources in a semi-arid environment. The presence of Nowater Creek and the East Fork Cabin Creek illustrates the intricate drainage patterns of the region. Industrial activity is noted through labels for the Macaroni Pit and several dispersed Oil Wells, including a Flowing Well near the western boundary. A single Jeep Trail provides the primary means of traversal through the center of the quadrangle, connecting isolated sites like the Pratt Well.