1967 Map of Gordon Creek

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The South Fork Powder River and Middle Fork Powder River carve through the high country of central Wyoming, where the boundaries of Washakie, Johnson, and Natrona counties converge. This 1967 survey captures a remote landscape defined by a complex network of drainage basins, including Gordon Creek, Sullivan Creek, and Blue Prong Creek. The absence of developed towns emphasizes the area's use for ranching and resource management, with fine red dashed lines indicating fence lines that segment the high plains and slopes like Dry Vee Slope and North Slope.