2015 Map of Fredrick Draw

About this map

Fredrick Draw and the surrounding high plains of Johnson County are defined by an intricate network of drainage channels and small water storage reservoirs used for ranching. In this arid Wyoming landscape, topographic features like Antelope Basin and the winding course of Double Crossing Cr provide essential orientation across the open terrain. The map documents a system of modern livestock water management, featuring named sites such as Big Boy Reservoir, Rattlesnake Number 1 Reservoir, and Baldwin Number 2 Reservoir. Transportation in the area relies on rural routes including Double Cross Rd and Tipperary Rd, which cut through the township boundaries of T52N and T51N. The southern portion of the sheet is marked by larger watercourses like Crazy Woman Cr and Dry Cr, illustrating the watershed patterns that have dictated land use and settlement in this part of the Powder River Basin.