2012 Map of Davidson Flats

About this map

Davidson Flats sits at the heart of this high-plains landscape in Albany County, where complex drainage networks define the topography. The terrain is marked by significant features like Pine Mountain and the distinctively named Split Rock to the southeast, while the northern reaches are dominated by Britania Mountain. The water system is particularly intricate, featuring the Sturgeon-Number 1 Reservoir and numerous seasonal and perennial flows including Siebolt Cr, McFarlane Cr, and Duck Cr. Near the southern boundary, the topography drops toward Duck Creek Falls, a notable point of interest where the local hydrology transitions. This modern survey reflects the enduring character of Wyoming's ranching and wilderness lands, showing the established path of Cottonwood Park Rd and the remote Red Rock Trl as they navigate between draws and mountain flanks.