2015 Map of Miller Spring

About this map

Miller Spring serves as a primary water source in this high-elevation landscape of central Wyoming, situated within the complex topography of Natrona County. The terrain is defined by significant natural landmarks such as Wolf Gap in the northwest and Ordway Pocket in the southeast, reflecting a region where land use is dictated by the availability of water and the ruggedness of the earth. Drainages like Dry Cr carve through the sections, illustrating the seasonal nature of the local hydrology. This 2015 survey provides a clear view of the Public Land Survey System grid, including townships t30n r88w and t31n r87w, which organize this open range into a distinct legal geography. The absence of major settlements emphasizes the area's character as a site for ranching or resource management rather than urban development.