2012 Map of Maki Creek

About this map

Greenwood Springs lies at the heart of this drainage basin in Sublette County, where various forks of Cottonwood Creek converge. The landscape is defined by its hydrology, with Cottonwood Creek, North Cottonwood Creek, and South Cottonwood Creek carving paths through the high country. Human activity is marked by a network of forest and public land routes, notably North Cottonwood Road and various numbered Bureau of Land Management tracks like BLM 5217. The map illustrates a classic Western rangeland environment where named water sources like Maki Creek and Killpecker Creek were essential for navigation and land management. Genealogists and historians can use these named drainages, such as Mickelson Creek and Halverson Creek, to pinpoint historical grazing allotments or early land claims in this part of Wyoming.