2015 Map of Marshall

About this map

Marshall sits at the heart of this high-elevation landscape in Albany County, where the plains of Wyoming meet the southern reaches of the Medicine Bow National Forest. The map reveals a complex network of drainage and terrain, centered around the Mule Creek Reservoir and the prominent Mule Creek Mtn. The rangeland is defined by numerous draws and creeks, including Old Maids Draw and Parsons Canyon to the north, which suggest the seasonal flow patterns critical to this arid region. Transportation and infrastructure are sparse, dominated by the long stretch of Marshall Rd and the presence of Robbins Airport in the southwest. Geological interest is highlighted by features such as the Mine Hills and Crystal Hill, while the remote character of the area is underscored by landmarks like Post Mule Cr Draw and the high crossing at Cameron Pass.