2015 Map of Foote Creek Lake

About this map

Foote Creek Lake sits at the center of this Wyoming high-plains landscape, which spans the boundary between Carbon and Albany Counties. This 2015 survey illustrates a region defined by water management and subtle topography, where the Thornton Ditch draws from local drainages to support the arid terrain. The map captures the course of Foote Cr as it winds through the northern sections, eventually passing near the prominence of Iron Hill and the adjacent Iron Hill Lake. South of the lake, the terrain rises significantly toward the Foote Creek Rim, a distinctive landform that dictates the local drainage patterns. Transportation is limited to a few arterial routes like Marshall Rd, reflecting the sparse, utilitarian character of the land at the time of this study.