2017 Map of Edith Creek

About this map

Texas Trl cuts north-south through this section of Crook County, following a corridor that mirrors the modern drainage patterns of the high plains. The landscape is defined by an intricate network of seasonal waterways, including Edith Creek, Lone Tree Creek, and N Deer Creek, which converge as they move toward the southeastern corner of the map. A notable human-made feature is the edge of Keyhole Reservoir, appearing in the southeast near Lone Tree Creek. Industrial history is represented by Oil Draw, located in the eastern portion of the survey. The topography is marked by several named depressions such as Cyclone Canyon in the northeast and Hanaway Draw in the west, illustrating the eroded character of the terrain between Miller Creek and the Deer Creek drainages.