2017 Map of Hole-in-the-Wall

About this map

Hole-In-The-Wall defines this section of Johnson County, a name famously associated with outlaws of the Old West. The landscape is carved by a complex system of drainage channels such as Arminto Draw, Peterson Draw, and Shirk Draw, which feed into Buffalo Cr. This topography provided natural concealment and strategic movement for those navigating the frontier. Water remains a central element of the map's geography, indicated by isolated features like Taylor Spring and Shearing Pens Spring. High ground is marked by prominent formations including Steamboat Rock, Castle Rock, and Poker Butte. Human impact is visible through the primitive path of Bar C Rd, while the land is meticulously organized by the Public Land Survey System, including sections within t42n r83w and t41n r83w.