2012 Map of Jim Creek

About this map

Harrel Reservoir and the winding course of Jim Cr anchor this high plains landscape in northeastern Wyoming. The map details a complex drainage network where family-named features like Williams Draw and Murphy Draw define the local topography. This early 21st-century survey reveals a territory shaped by intermittent water sources and expansive rangeland, characterized by numerous prongs such as Peterson Prong and Newel Prong that feed into larger systems like Lodgepole Cr. The rugged descent of Hells Canyon stands out as a prominent landmark in the southern reaches, while the northern terrain is dissected by Four Horse Cr and Little Buck Cr. It is a landscape that preserves the naming conventions of early ranching and land use in Campbell County.