2021 Map of Jack Creek Reservoir

About this map

Jack Cr Reservoir serves as a focal point for water management in this arid stretch of Wyoming, situated near the intersection of several ephemeral drainages. The landscape is defined by a complex network of draws and creeks, including Coyote Draw and First Cottonwood Draw in the north, which channel runoff toward more significant arteries like Gartman Cr. The presence of the Seaverton Ditch and the Jack Creek Rd corridor suggests a land use pattern centered on cattle ranching and livestock irrigation, common in the high-desert basins of the Mountain West. Smaller water sources like Coyote Spring provide critical points of interest for local history and land management, while Buck Draw and Snow Draw further illustrate the deeply eroded topography that characterizes the region south of the Beaver Cr watershed.