2015 Map of Caribou Creek

About this map

The Bighorn National Forest encompasses much of this landscape in Johnson County, Wyoming, defined by an intricate network of creeks and drainage basins. High-altitude hydrology is the primary feature of this area, where the N Fork Crazy Woman Cr and its tributaries, such as the Little N Fork Crazy Woman Cr, weave through the terrain alongside Caribou Creek and Sourdough Cr. Local travel is facilitated by a system of rural routes including Lost Cabin Rd, Hazelton Rd, and Pole Creek Rd, which provide access to significant water sources like Billy Creek Spring and the uniquely identified East Twin Park Spring Number 2. The map illustrates a region managed for its natural resources and watershed value, with a clear grid of public land surveys providing a framework for the named valleys and ridges.