1992 Map of Marshall

About this map

Medicine Bow National Forest occupies the northern reaches of this Wyoming landscape, where the rugged terrain of the Mountain is carved by an intricate drainage system including Boulder Creek and Manse Creek. The settlement of Marshall serves as a local hub along Marshall Road, situated near the confluence of Sheep Creek and several smaller draws. This area in Albany County shows a history of resource exploration, evidenced by numerous mining sites such as Mine Hills and scattered prospects near Crystal Hill. The distribution of Bennett Place and various landing strips across the high country suggests a sparsely populated region defined by ranching and high-altitude navigation through gaps like Cameron Pass. The map details the complex headwaters of Mule Creek and Cottonwood Creek, illustrating how the drainage patterns dictated the placement of early travel routes and homesteads.