2014 Map of Laundry Hill

About this map

Laundry Hill and the surrounding high plains of Valley County characterize this 2014 survey. The landscape is defined by its water management and drainage patterns, with several small reservoirs such as Jack Reservoir and Trapper Reservoir scattered across the township lines. These artificial catchments, along with natural features like Eagles Nest Coulee and Unger Coulee, illustrate the vital role of water storage for ranching and agriculture in this arid environment. Significant natural springs, including Laundry Spring, Kummerfort Spring, and Engles Spring, are documented alongside named terrain such as Newberry Flat and Horse Coulee. The map provides a detailed view of the remote road network, specifically Britch Rd, which serves as a primary artery through the rolling terrain between Brush Fork and Canyon Cr.