2015 Map of Camel Hump Reservoir

About this map

Camel Hump rises above a high-plains landscape defined by seasonal drainages and essential ranching infrastructure in Natrona County. This mid-2010s survey details a network of water management features critical to the region, including Wild Horse Reservoir in the north and Camel Hump Reservoir near the center of the quadrangle. The terrain is deeply incised by erosion patterns found at Fitzpatrick Draw and Meadow Gulch, which feed into larger systems like Dead Horse Cr and its northern fork. Access to this remote rangeland is primarily via Long Canyon Rd and the local route CR-113. The map preserves the specific locations of isolated reservoirs such as Leg Reservoir and the headwaters of Castle Cr and Lone Tree Cr, illustrating how water is captured and diverted across this arid Wyoming environment.