
The Little Snake River valley defines this high-desert landscape on the Wyoming-Colorado border, where irrigation infrastructure like the W Side Canal and First Mesa Ditch supports local agriculture. The settlement of Dixon serves as the primary hub, situated near the riverbanks and the Dixon Airport. Topographical features such as Chalk Bluff and Dolan Mesa rise above the river valley, while the northern terrain is characterized by a series of named drainages and landmarks including Red Monument and Eversole Basin. For genealogists, the Eversole Cem is a significant site located near Burbank Draw, reflecting the early families who settled this arid ranching country. The map illustrates a landscape of high mesas and deep draws, including Coal Mine Draw and Hicox Draw, which historically influenced the movement of livestock and people through the region.
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