2015 Map of Coal Draw North

About this map

Thunder Basin National Grassland dominates this portion of northeastern Wyoming, where the high plains landscape is defined by its seasonal drainage network and cattle ranching heritage. The map details a complex system of waterways, including Antelope Cr and Sand Cr, alongside man-made improvements like the Betty-Supply Ditch. These water sources are vital to the remote operations found here, such as the Dilts Ranch Airport, which serves as a critical point of access in a region of few major roads. The terrain is marked by distinctive topographic features like Antelope Flat, Buck Draw, and Coal Draw, reflecting the area's geological and mining potential. Evidence of local travel is preserved in the route of Jenne Trail Rd, which cuts through the southern reaches of the township grid at the Campbell and Converse County line.