1990 Map of Glomill Reservoir

About this map

Goshen Hole Rim defines the topographic character of this southeastern Wyoming landscape, where the high plains drop away into the broad depression of the Goshen Hole. The 1990 revision, based on earlier imagery, shows a region defined by sparse ranching operations and carefully managed water resources. Cattle ranching is anchored at sites like Breckner Ranch and Teeters Ranch, which represent the enduring pastoral economy of the high desert. Drainage for the area is centered on Elder Box Creek, which flows southeast toward the Glomill Reservoir. This man-made water body serves as a critical focal point in an otherwise arid environment, illustrating the engineering required to sustain agricultural life on the Wyoming plains. The map provides a precise record of the section lines and township boundaries between Range 64 West and Range 65 West, essential for tracing land ownership in Goshen County.