2017 Map of Jack Horner Reservoir

About this map

Jack Horner Reservoir and the surrounding high-plains landscape of Big Horn County are captured here in a 2017 survey. The terrain is defined by its water management features and drainage patterns, including Sand Draw and Foster Gulch. This arid region relies on a network of small impoundments such as North Snyder Reservoir, Tommy Tucker Reservoir, and Snyder Reservoir to manage seasonal runoff. The map clearly delineates the township and range boundaries of t55n r97w and t55n r96w, illustrating the geometric land divisions characteristic of the American West. The lack of major settlements highlights the rural, open character of this part of Wyoming, where geography is shaped more by the flow of water and public land management than by urban development.