2015 Map of Oliver Draw

About this map

Horse Cr and its many seasonal tributaries define this section of the Powder River Basin in northeastern Wyoming. The landscape is characterized by a series of prominent drainage features, including Northwest Draw, Oliver Draw, and Garden Draw, which channel water toward larger systems like Wildcat Cr and Logan Cr. Human modification of this arid terrain is visible through water management infrastructure such as Shober Number 1 Reservoir and Vaughn Reservoir, which serve as vital collection points in an environment where moisture is a primary concern for land use. The presence of Horse Creek Rd provides the primary corridor through this open country, linking the various townships and ranges that structure the local geography. For those studying the hydrology and land divisions of Campbell County, the map clarifies how natural draws and intermittent streams like Short Cr and Spring Cr intersect with established public land survey boundaries.