2017 Map of Camel Hump Reservoir

About this map

Camel Hump rises above the high-desert landscape of Natrona County, anchoring a terrain defined by complex drainage systems and isolated water catchments. The area's hydrology is marked by seasonal waterways such as Dead Horse Cr and Lone Tree Cr, which feed into strategic basins like Wild Horse Reservoir and Camel Hump Reservoir. These man-made features reflect the critical importance of water management in Wyoming's arid interior, providing vital resources for livestock and local ecology. Movement through this region follows traditional routes like the Wild Horse (113) Trl and Long Canyon Rd, which navigate the draws and canyons. From the northern reaches of Meadow Gulch to the southern expanse of Bayer Draw, the map details a land of vast open spaces and subtle topological shifts characteristic of the American West in the twenty-first century.