2021 Map of McRae Gap

About this map

S Fork Powder River drains a landscape of high plains and topographic breaks in this central Wyoming region. The drainage patterns are meticulously charted, showing the headwaters and seasonal flows of Landon Cr, Stone Cabin Cr, and Fales Cr as they cut through the terrain. Human presence is light and focused on ranching infrastructure, such as the Cow Camp Reservoir and the appropriately named Cow Camp RD winding through the hills. Notable topographic markers provide essential orientation for land management and local navigation, including the prominent Wild Horse Butte and the physical passage at McRae Gap. Further west, the Coalbank Hills and Hoff Gap delineate the rugged divide between the various creek basins, illustrating the remote and arid character of Natrona County.