1982 Map of Lion Creek

About this map

The Frog Creek Oil Field dominates this central Wyoming landscape, marked by a dense network of infrastructure including numerous Oil Wells, Gas Wells, and drill holes. The terrain is defined by a complex drainage system where Lion Creek and Horse Creek flow through the northern reaches, while the Cheyenne River cuts across the southern corner. Human presence is sparse but specific, indicated by a lone Grave near Dull Center Road and a remote Landing Strip in the southeast. The natural geography includes significant seasonal features like The Dry Lake and the winding course of Frog Creek, which lends its name to the local petroleum industry operations. Transportation through this part of Weston County relies on unpaved routes such as Keyton Road, which skirts the edge of Underwood Draw.