1984 Map of Fly Draw
USGS Topo · Published 1984About this map
The Pine Ridge escarpment dominates this portion of Converse County, marking a high divide where numerous drainage systems originate. Water dictates the character of this landscape, with the Dry Fork Cheyenne River and Middle Fork Cheyenne River carving paths through the southern reaches. The network of seasonal channels, such as Marsh Draw, Charmer Draw, and Dead Cottonwood Draw, illustrates the intricate erosion patterns typical of the Wyoming high plains. A lone Landing Strip and the presence of Windmill Gulch point to the area's use for ranching and remote land management. Prominent terrain features like Maples Butte provided essential orientation for those traversing this territory before the arrival of modern infrastructure.
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Editions of this 1984 Fly Draw Map
This is the sole edition of this map. No revisions or reprints were ever made.
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