2015 Map of Ocla Draw

About this map

Poison Cr and the seasonal drainages of Ocla Draw define this arid landscape in Fremont County, showing a remote section of the Wyoming interior. The terrain is marked by a series of significant erosional features including Scott Draw, Robinson Draw, and the North Fork Ocla Draw. These landforms illustrate the drainage patterns of the high plains, where water is a scarce and defining resource. A solitary point of managed water, the Ocla Reservoir, sits on the eastern edge of the quadrangle. The map is bisected by the shared route of Highway 20 26, providing the primary transit corridor through this expanse of range land. The survey details the Public Land Survey System grid across Townships 37 and 38 North, documenting the underlying structure of land division in this sparsely populated region.