2015 Map of Edith Creek

About this map

Edith Creek and the headwaters of the Miller Creek drainage define this portion of the Powder River Basin in northeastern Wyoming. This 2015 survey highlights a landscape carved by seasonal waterways and dramatic landforms like Cyclone Canyon in the far northeast corner. The map reveals a remote ranching and resource-extraction geography, where local travel depends on roads such as CR-16 and CR-186. Named features like Hanaway Draw, Oil Draw, and Hayworth Draw suggest a long history of land use tied to the region's topography and mineral potential. The intricate network of intermittent streams, including South Deer Creek, North Deer Creek, and Lone Tree Creek, illustrates the complex drainage patterns that dominate this section of Crook County.