1992 Map of Fletcher Park

About this map

The Medicine Bow National Forest dominates this landscape, where the confluence of high-altitude parks and rugged hydrology defines the border between Albany and Platte counties. The map records a working landscape and recreational space, notably featuring Hanks Sawmill and the organized gathering site at Camp Grace. The drainage patterns are intricate, with the Laramie River and North Laramie River carving through the terrain alongside numerous named tributaries like Lone Tree Creek and Fish Creek. Dramatic geological features serve as landmarks across the forest, including the prominent Indian Head Rock and Chimney Rock. High-elevation flats and meadows like Elk Park, Fletcher Park, and Wheeler Flat provide breaks in the topography, connected by primitive routes such as Fletcher Park Road and Lookout Road.