2012 Map of Larey Draw

About this map

Spotted Horse Creek and its many seasonal tributaries carve a complex drainage system across this Campbell County landscape. The area is defined by its numerous topographic depressions known as draws, including the eponymous Larey Draw, Carter Draw, and the curiously named Dead Calf Draw. Water management in this arid environment is evident through several small impoundments such as Okeson Reservoir and Fitzgerald Reservoir, which serve as vital collection points for intermittent flow from features like North Fork Okeson Draw. The network of rural routes, including Ivy Creek Road and Barton Road, provides access to this vast rangeland where drainage patterns like the North Prong Wild Horse Creek and Middle Prong Wild Horse Creek dictate the movement of both livestock and machinery.