2021 Map of Jeffers Draw

About this map

Crenshaw Hill and the high ground of Kinney Divide define the undulating landscape of Campbell County, where the intricate network of seasonal drainages shapes the movement of water across the High Plains. This part of the Powder River Basin is marked by deep topographical features like Jeffers Draw, Sand Draw, and Bekebrede Draw, which channel runoff into larger systems like Wild Horse Cr and Kingsbury Cr. The presence of Gates Reservoir and Boyken Number 2 Reservoir illustrates the critical role of water storage in this semi-arid environment, serving both local livestock and wildlife. These landmarks, along with family-named draws such as Montgomery Draw and Amos Draw, reflect the long-standing ranching heritage of the region, while a sparse network of county roads like Echeta Rd provides the primary access through the sections.