2012 Map of Coal Bank Draw

About this map

Irwin Ranch sits as a primary point of human settlement within this 2012 topographic record of Campbell County, Wyoming. The landscape is defined by its drainage systems and the repetitive patterns of the high plains, where numerous erosional features like Sunny Draw, Gibson Draw, and Coal Bank Draw channel runoff toward larger water bodies. The south of the map is dominated by the meandering course of the Dry Fork Cheyenne River and Woody Cr, while the northwest corner features the Porcupine Reservoir. Access through this ranching and drainage landscape is provided by Forest Service infrastructure, including Usfs 973 RD and Usfs 942 RD, which cut through the network of creeks such as Antelope Cr and Beckwith Cr. The arrangement of these roads and the prominence of named draws reflect a landscape shaped by water management and remote cattle operations.