2012 Map of Foote Creek Lake

About this map

Foote Creek Lake sits at the center of this Wyoming drainage basin, where a network of seasonal and perennial waterways defines the high plains landscape. The hydrology of the region is dominated by Foote Cr, which winds extensively across the terrain, supported by man-made infrastructure like the Thornton Ditch in the southwest. This area, marked by subtle but significant topographical shifts, includes the elevated Iron Hill and the prominent Foote Creek Rim to the southeast. The map reveals a sparsely settled ranching or resource landscape, where water security is managed through isolated catchments such as Iron Hill Lake and Thornton Lake. While primarily open ground, the presence of Marshall Rd provides a primary transit corridor through this section of Albany County.