1967 Map of Johnson Draw

About this map

Black Mountain anchors the high ground of this 1967 survey within the Wind River Indian Reservation, overlooking a network of steep canyons and drainages. The landscape is defined by its water sources, from the isolated Bald Mountain Spring and Pasup Spring in the north to the perennial flow of Crow Creek and Red Creek threading through the lower elevations. Human presence is marked by ephemeral landmarks like Cow Camp and a series of unnamed Springs, indicating the area's importance for livestock or seasonal operations in this part of Wyoming.