2015 Map of Eagles Nest Draw

About this map

Great Divide Basin defines the internal drainage and high-altitude desert character of this region in the mid-2010s. The landscape is characterized by its wide, flat expanses and intermittent water systems, most notably Battle Spring Flat and the drainage at Battle Spring Draw. The ephemeral path of Lost Cr cuts through the northwestern corner, illustrating the sparse hydrological network of the high Wyoming plains. Settlement is virtually absent, with the area instead serving as public land managed through a network of access routes such as Blm-3217 and Blm-3210. The topographical naming, including the central Eagles Nest Draw, reflects a territory defined by its natural features and government administration rather than urban development. This map provides a precise record of the physical geography and public land boundaries across several townships, including t24n r95w and t24n r94w.