2012 Map of Indian Pass

About this map

The settlement of Indian Pass and its surrounding water infrastructure define the high desert plains of Park County in the early 21st century. This landscape is shaped by the complex distribution of water, evidenced by the Cody Canal and the Indian Pass Lateral, which cut across the terrain to support agriculture and settlement. The drainage network is equally prominent, with Sulphur Creek, Spring Creek, and Sage Creek carving natural paths through the open country. Local movement is facilitated by a grid of named routes like Arapahoe Trl, Reesy Rd, and the uniquely named Hoo Doo Ranch Rd. The map illustrates the contemporary balance between ranching land, natural arroyos such as Coal Creek, and modern utility infrastructure, including the Cody Landfill Rd.