1965 Map of Little Dee Creek

About this map

Ryckman Spring and its namesake Ryckman Creek anchor the northern reaches of this high-elevation landscape in Uinta County. The terrain is defined by a series of significant drainages, including the central path of Little Dee Creek and the southern flow of Shurtleff Creek. These natural water sources were essential landmarks in an area dominated by open range and public land surveys. Topographic details reveal the complex network of draws and ridges, such as Haystack Draw and the various springs feeding into Clear Creek. The map provides a precise record of the township and range lines across this corner of Wyoming, showing the intersect of Township 17 North and Township 16 North, offering valuable data for researchers tracing historical land boundaries or grazing patterns in the late twentieth century.