2015 Map of Jack Horner Reservoir

About this map

Jack Horner Reservoir and several neighboring basins define this arid Big Horn County landscape as it appeared in 2015. The terrain is structured by a network of drainage systems, most notably Sand Draw in the northwest corner, which cuts through the topography of the Big Horn Basin. Small-scale water management is the primary human imprint on the land here, evidenced by the scattered locations of North Snyder Reservoir, Snyder Reservoir, and Tommy Tucker Reservoir. These features suggest a reliance on collected runoff for local use in a region characterized by sparse vegetation and significant elevation changes. The only major named transit corridor is Foster Gulch Rd, which snakes north-to-south across the high desert, providing the main artery through the township divisions of t55n r97w and t55n r96w.