2015 Map of Jim Creek

About this map

Campbell Co and Weston Co meet along a prominent north-south boundary in this high-plains landscape, where the terrain is defined by a dense network of intermittent drainage channels. The central watershed is dominated by Jim Cr, which is fed by numerous tributaries including Trail Cr, Bell Cr, and Jake Cr. Human intervention in this arid environment is most visible at Harrel Reservoir, a small catchment along the upper reaches of Trail Cr. The topographical detail reveals a complex system of named draws and erosional features such as Williams Draw, Murphy Draw, and the starkly named Hells Canyon in the south. To the southeast, the flow eventually directs toward Lodgepole Cr, while the western portion of the map is characterized by prongs like Newel Prong and Baker Prong, illustrating the intricate dissection of the Wyoming prairie.