2012 Map of Oriva NW

About this map

Jamison Prong Wildcat Cr and its various tributaries define this section of the Powder River Basin in Campbell County, as shown in this 2012 topographic record. The landscape is characterized by an intricate network of drainage systems, including Road Prong, Nine T Bar Cr, and Twentymile Cr, which indicate a highly dissected prairie environment. Human presence in this expansive ranching country is marked by scattered stock ponds and water management features like Gupton Reservoir. Roads are sparse across the terrain, with Fitch Rd serving as a primary corridor through the southern portion of the area. This map provides a detailed view of the natural watercourses, such as Lone Tree Prong and Rawhide Cr, before they join larger systems, offering a clear picture of the hydraulic patterns in this part of Wyoming.