2012 Map of Meadowdale

About this map

Meadowdale serves as the central point of reference in this part of Platte County, where the high plains landscape is defined by its drainage systems and distinct relief. The terrain is marked by significant topographical landmarks such as The Hogback and the Wildcat Hills, while water resources like Willow Cr wind through the northern sections of the sheet. This area is characterized by a sparse, ranching-oriented settlement pattern connected by a network of rural routes including Meadowdale Rd and CO Hwy 270. Interpretive details like Vincent Draw and Miller Draw show how the local geography has been shaped by seasonal water runoff, which is critical for understanding the land use and historical development of this Wyoming interior. The map also identifies specific local identifiers like Little Flattop and Jireh Rd, offering clear points of orientation within this expansive territory.