2015 Map of Clearmont

About this map

Clearmont sits at the confluence of several vital water systems in this 2015 high-plains survey of Sheridan County. The landscape is defined by an intricate network of drainage draws and ranch-style water management, visible through numerous named catchments such as the Robert Black Stump Reservoir and the Snider Number 1 Town Draw Reservoir. The town itself is oriented around Clear Creek, where local infrastructure like Water St and Devon St provides a rare concentrated point of settlement amidst the vast surrounding drainage basins. Ranching history and land use are evident in the naming of features like the Rate and Huson Reservoir and Pence Reservoir, while the seasonal hydrology of the region is traced through the winding paths of Whitmeyer Cr, Pinhead Cr, and Lone Tree Cr. This terrain is deeply marked by erosional features such as Dead Mans Draw and Sand Draw, illustrating the high-desert character of northern Wyoming.