2017 Map of Ocla Draw

About this map

Ocla Draw defines the central topography of this Wyoming landscape, carved by a network of seasonal watercourses and drainage basins. The area is characterized by several small impoundments such as Robinson Reservoir and Ocla Reservoir, which are critical for livestock and wildlife management in this arid environment. The primary transportation artery is the winding Davison Ranch Rd, providing access across a terrain marked by prominent geographic features like Scott Draw and Robinson Draw. This 2017 survey reflects the persistent ranching and land-management patterns of Fremont County, where drainage systems like Poison Creek and the North Fork Ocla Draw dictate the local movement and utility of the land. The Public Land Survey System grids show the parceling of the high plains into townships and ranges, underscoring the structured ownership of this open territory.