1963 Map of Glomill Reservoir

About this map

Goshen Hole Rim defines the southern portion of this high plains landscape, marking a dramatic shift in the local topography. This 1960s survey documents a primarily pastoral region where water management and ranching are the central features of the land. Glomill Reservoir serves as a critical water source in this arid environment, fed by the seasonal drainage of Elder Box Creek. The human footprint is sparse but significant for genealogical research, anchored by established cattle operations such as Breekner Ranch and Teeters Ranch. The elevation rises toward the southwest at Mers Hill, providing a comprehensive look at the section lines and fencing patterns that organized Wyoming’s ranching country during the mid-twentieth century.