1971 Map of Morgan Draw

About this map

The high plains of Campbell County, Wyoming, are defined here by a network of drainage systems and early energy infrastructure during the early 1970s. Arid landscapes often required artificial water storage for ranching and industry, evidenced by the numerous small basins like Kirby Reservoir, California Reservoir, and Karen Reservoir scattered across the quadrangle. These water features are fed by a complex system of draws and seasonal creeks, including the central Morgan Draw and the South Prong Barber Creek.