2015 Map of Pinto Creek

About this map

The N Laramie River winds through this high-altitude landscape in Albany County, defining a region where water management is central to the terrain's character. In this 2015 survey, the proliferation of drainage features and catchments like Twentymile Draw and Twentytwo Mile Draw indicates a landscape engineered for ranching and resource management. The map details several significant water storage sites, including Pinto Reservoir, Twentymile Reservoir, and the specifically numbered Sturgeon Reservoir Number 3. Isolated water sources such as Three Tree Spring, Pinto Spring, and Solomon Springs serve as vital landmarks across the open range. Transportation is defined by a sparse network of throughways including Garrett Rd and Sugarloaf Mountain Rd, which provide access to these remote ranching lands.