2015 Map of Moyer Springs

About this map

The Little Powder River creates a central corridor through this Campbell County landscape, joined by various ephemeral tributaries such as Corral Cr and the Dry Fork Little Powder River. This 2015 data reflects the ranching and industrial legacy of the region, where water management is critical to land use. Artificial water features like the Rawhide Mine Main Reservoir and Rawhide Reservoir sit alongside traditional water sources like Moyer Springs and Six Half Circle Spring. The presence of Wildwood and numerous named draws, including Windmill Draw and Cedar Draw, indicates a landscape shaped by both the natural drainage patterns and the practical needs of livestock and energy extraction. To the south, Garner Lake and Halsted Spring further highlight the scattered aquatic resources that define navigation and property in this semi-arid high plains environment.