2012 Map of Ocla Draw

About this map

Robinson Shearing Pens anchors the western edge of this Fremont County landscape, representing the livestock industry that defines much of this high desert terrain. The drainage systems of Ocla Draw and its tributary, North Fork Ocla Draw, carve through the region, directing seasonal runoff toward Poison Cr. These ephemeral waterways are critical markers in an arid environment where water management is visible through features like Robinson Reservoir and Ocla Reservoir. A network of ranching infrastructure and local routes, including Davison Ranch Rd, connects the scattered landmarks. The map also traces the paths of Scott Draw and Robinson Draw, illustrating how the geography is segmented by these natural depressions. This 2012 survey captures the spatial relationship between pastoral history and the geological features of central Wyoming.