2015 Map of Casebier Hill

About this map

Casebier Hill rises above the drainage systems of southern Goshen County, defining a landscape of high plains and rugged draws typical of this portion of Wyoming. The terrain is marked by the eastern edges of the Haystack Range, where elevation changes are carved by several prominent natural features including Sand Draw and Divinie Draw. In the northern portion of the quadrangle, Crescent Basin creates a wide depression in the topography, while Woodworth Spring provides a rare point of named water in an otherwise arid environment. The intermittent course of Molly Fork meanders through the southern sections, illustrating the seasonal water patterns that have historically shaped land use and ranching boundaries in the region. Local infrastructure is minimal, consisting primarily of routes like Kaspiere Rd and Ridge Rd that follow the section lines of the Public Land Survey System.