2015 Map of Cyclone Draw

About this map

Cyclone Rim dominates the upper portion of this Sweetwater County landscape, serving as a prominent topographic divide. Below this elevation, the drainage of Cyclone Draw leads toward a series of ephemeral water bodies known as the Stratton Lakes. The map reveals a high-desert environment defined by vast public lands and sparse human infrastructure, with navigation primarily dependent on Bureau of Land Management routes like BLM-3216 and BLM-3214. These roads trace the contours of the terrain, providing access through the various township and range sections such as t26n r95w and t25n r96w. The distribution of the lake beds suggests a seasonal hydrology typical of the Wyoming interior, where water collection points are as significant for wildlife and livestock as they are for surveyors.