2012 Map of Ireton Draw

About this map

Ireton Draw and its surrounding drainage systems characterize this 2012 survey of Converse County, Wyoming. The terrain is defined by ephemeral watercourses and deep land incisions including Shelden Draw and Reeves Draw, which converge toward the seasonal flow of Dry Cr. This landscape reflects the rural, open character of the High Plains, where human activity is primarily indicated by a grid of specialized access routes. These transit lines include USFS 958 Rd, maintained by the Forest Service, alongside local arteries such as Co Rd 60 and Esau Rd. The map illustrates a contemporary view of Wyoming’s ranching or public land infrastructure, highlighting how named geographical features serve as the primary landmarks in an area without dense nucleated settlements.