2017 Map of Moore Spring

About this map

Wildcat Hills and the Moore Spring Hills define the high ground in this section of Goshen County, where the landscape transitions through a series of significant drainage basins and uplands. The terrain is marked by distinct geological formations like Round Top and the Twin Hills, while water resources are concentrated around Damrow Reservoir and the seasonal flows of Muskrat Creek. A network of county roads, including Rawhide Butte Rd and Kaspiere Rd, provides access across the townships. This 2017 survey reflects the modern rural character of the region, where land management is organized around these topographic landmarks and traditional water sources like Moore Spring. The map is particularly useful for identifying specific named heights and draws, such as Pine Hill and Cottonwood Draw, which continue to serve as vital local identifiers for residents and landholders in this part of Wyoming.