2021 Map of Johnson Draw

About this map

Crow Creek Basin and the southern reaches of the Absaroka Range dominate this portion of the Wyoming landscape along the border of Fremont and Hot Springs counties. The terrain is defined by high-elevation landforms including Trail Ridge and Black Mtn, where water sources like Bald Mountain Spring and Pasup Spring provided critical resources in an arid environment. A network of ephemeral drainages such as Dry Creek and Red Creek carve through the geography, eventually feeding into the larger Johnson Draw. Modern access is limited to thoroughfares like Crow Creek Rd and Maverick Springs Rd, which skirt the lower elevations and basins. This survey illustrates the intricate drainage patterns and topographic relief typical of the region's high-desert canyons and ridges.