2012 Map of Camel Hump Reservoir

About this map

Camel Hump rises above a high-desert landscape in Natrona County, where human intervention in the arid terrain is defined by a network of water catchment systems. The 2012 geography shows several essential basins, including Camel Hump Reservoir, Wild Horse Reservoir, and the appropriately named Leg Reservoir, which provide vital water sources for local livestock or wildlife. These reservoirs are connected by a sparse infrastructure of drainages such as N Fork Dead Horse Cr and Lone Tree Cr. Movement through this area is restricted to a few established routes like the Wild Horse Trl and Long Canyon Rd. The map illustrates a classic Wyoming ranching or grazing landscape where the location of every Bayer Draw and Meadow Gulch is critical for navigation and land use.