2015 Map of Cassa

About this map

The North Platte River winds through this Platte County landscape, shaping the geography of central Wyoming just downstream from the Glendo Reservoir. The small settlement of Cassa sits in the valley where the river begins to carve deeper into the high plains, flanked by numerous drainages such as Stroda Draw and Ragan Draw. This 2015 survey reveals a terrain defined by its water resources, from the larger reservoir in the northwest to smaller ranching landmarks like Hooley Reservoir and Twiford Reservoir. Significant topographic features rise above the riverbed, including Baldy Mtn and the narrow passage of Wendover Canyon to the southeast. Local access is traced through a network of rural routes including Cassa Rd and State Parks Rd, reflecting the area's mix of agricultural use and recreational proximity. The map also documents several natural springs and seasonal creeks, such as Twin Springs and Horseshoe Cr, which contribute to the drainage basin of the North Platte.