2012 Map of Edith Creek

About this map

The northern reaches of Edith Creek and its neighboring drainage systems define this section of Crook County in the early 2010s. This land is shaped by a dense network of seasonal and perennial waterways, including the confluence-bound North Deer Creek, South Deer Creek, and Crazy Creek. The presence of Oil Draw suggests the ongoing importance of energy extraction in this part of Wyoming, while land features like Hanaway Draw name the local topographic depressions between the hills. Transportation is anchored by rural routes such as Miller Creek Road and Cabin Creek Road, which provide access to the remote draws and creek beds. The map shows a landscape of ranching and resource management, where water sources like Miller Creek and Art Creek are central to the geography.