2017 Map of Overland

About this map

The North Platte River winds through the southern reaches of this Carbon County landscape, defining the hydrology of a region shaped by high basins and irrigation efforts. The presence of Pick Ditch and McPhail Draw reflects the critical management of water in this arid environment, supporting areas like Hay Meadows. Low-lying regions such as Sand Basin and Overland Flats are interspersed with prominent landmarks like Sheep Rock and Sixmile Hill. A network of rural routes, including Pick Bridge Rd, Pass Creek Rd, and Foote Access Rd, connects these remote land tracts. In the southeast, Lake Cr flows toward Lake Cr Lake near Lake Creek Flats, illustrating the scattered drainage patterns characteristic of the Wyoming high country.