2015 Map of Indian Guide

About this map

The high-altitude drainage systems of Albany, Platte, and Laramie Counties define this 2015 topographic study. Centered on the Indian Guide landmark, the landscape is a network of steep-walled canyons and upland water management. The area is dominated by an extensive series of reservoirs, including the Canon Number 1 Reservoir through Canon Number 4 Reservoir and the Iron Mountain Number 1 Reservoir. These catchments, along with the Two Bar Number 1 Reservoir, suggest a legacy of ranching and water rights in this arid portion of Wyoming. S Fork Sybille Cr and Iron Mountain Cr weave through deep cuts like Waechter Canyon and East Canyon, while the winding Sybille Rd provides the primary transit route through the foothills. The tri-county boundary point where Albany, Platte, and Laramie Counties meet serves as a significant cadastral reference for local land researchers.