2017 Map of Emblem

About this map

Emblem sits at the southern edge of this high-plains landscape in Big Horn County, where the settlement is defined by its proximity to the wide, flat expanse of the Emblem Bench. This 2017 survey details a terrain carved by intermittent watercourses and seasonal drainages, reflecting the arid character of northern Wyoming. Significant geographical features like Emblem Draw, Sand Draw, and Foster Gulch cut through the sections, while the Sore Finger Reservoir in the northern reaches serves as a vital point of water collection. The map illustrates the gridded layout of township and range lines, intersected by a network of local routes including Co RD 9 and Co LN 33. These roads connect the sparse agricultural holdings and ranch lands that dominate the area, following the natural contours shaped by Horse Cr and Dry Cr.