The high-desert ranching landscape of Natrona County is defined by the drainages that feed the North Platte River system. Family-operated landholdings such as Harris Ranch and Milne Ranch anchor the local geography, situated along winding watercourses like Smith Cr and Clear Fork Muddy Cr. The terrain is shaped by significant geological formations, most notably the towering Muddy Mountain in the west and the distinct ridgeline of Hat Six Hogback to the north. These physical landmarks, along with established routes like Smith Creek Rd, trace the historic movement of livestock and settlers through this part of Wyoming. The network of streams including Otter Cr and Beaver Cr highlights the vital importance of seasonal water management in a region where elevation and aspect dictate the location of every homestead and corral.
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1949 · Brookhurst
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1950 · Lockett
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1950 · Brookhurst
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1951 · Casper
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1955 · Casper
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1958 · Casper
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1960 · Crimson Dawn
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1960 · Sheep Creek
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1960 · Ice Cave Mountain
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1960 · Banner Mtn
USGS Topo · 1:24,000