2012 Map of Morrisey SE

About this map

Robbers Roost Cr and its tributaries carve a complex drainage pattern across this corner of Weston County, illustrating the arid water-management priorities of the high plains. The landscape is defined by the presence of significant ranching or livestock infrastructure, most notably the House Reservoir and Robbers Roost Reservoir situated near the intersection of several remote thoroughfares. In this early 21st-century survey, the sparse road network, including Morrissey Rd and Cheyenne River Rd, emphasizes the isolation of the terrain. The hydrological system is further detailed through labels for Sheep Cr, Alkali Cr, and Bobcat Cr, which together form a network of seasonal or intermittent flows typical of the Wyoming interior. This topographic study captures a moment in time when the physical geography remained largely undisturbed by major development, centered instead on the vital reservoirs that support the region.