1990 Map of Doty Hill

About this map

Doty Hill rises as a prominent landmark in this section of Goshen County, overlooking a landscape defined by seasonal watercourses and upland formations. The terrain is dominated by the heights of Harmony Heights and the distinctive profile of Horseshoe Butte to the southeast. Compiled from mid-century imagery and revised in the early 1990s, the survey documents a sparsely settled ranching or grazing environment where water sources like Cherry Creek and various unnamed springs were essential to land use. The presence of section lines and township boundaries, such as the junction of T 24 N and T 25 N, reveals the underlying grid of the Public Land Survey System that organized these Wyoming plains for homesteading and resource management.