2015 Map of Linden

About this map

Linden sits at a critical topographical juncture where numerous drainage divides and canyons define the high plains landscape of Crook County. The terrain is structured by a series of prominent ridgelines, including Newman Divide, Coal Divide, and Nefsy Divide, which dictate the flow of seasonal waterways like Houston Cr and Inyan Kara Cr. This 2015 survey illustrates a landscape managed for water security, evidenced by several scattered impoundments such as Fred Reservoir, Richard Reservoir, and Hagerman Reservoir. A network of local ranch roads and trails, such as Old Sundance Rd and Beaver Creek Rd, connects these remote landholdings. To the south, the terrain descends into the distinctive Little Pine Ridge and the deep relief of Dark Canyon, highlighting the complex geological transitions that characterize this portion of northeastern Wyoming.