2017 Map of Kaycee

About this map

The town of Kaycee serves as the focal point of this Wyoming landscape, situated along the Middle Fork Powder River where agricultural infrastructure meets the high plains. The map reveals an intricate network of irrigation systems essential to the region's ranching economy, including the Murphy Ditch, Vruwink Ditch, and Keith Ditch. These waterways carve through a terrain defined by numerous draws and ridges, such as Pine Ridge and the prominent Castle Rock in the southwest. A series of small-scale water management features like Spratt Reservoir, Fisher Reservoir, and Keith Reservoir dot the landscape, highlighting the ongoing importance of water rights and management in Johnson County. Historical land use is suggested by family-named landmarks such as Bailey Flats and the remote Toddy Spring, while modern transportation is represented by Barnum RD and Mayoworth RD radiating from the town center.