2015 Map of Rabbit Mountains

About this map

E Rabbit Mtn and W Rabbit Mtn define this high-plains landscape in Niobrara County, where the terrain is marked by a complex network of drainage creeks and isolated summits. The drainage pattern is dominated by Lance Cr and Buck Cr, which navigate the undulating contours alongside several other ephemeral watercourses like Bonsell Cr and Rusty Cr. Human intervention in this arid environment is evident through the presence of the Carrico Number 1 Reservoir and Provost Number 2 Reservoir, essential water management features for local ranching or resource needs. Transportation across these sections is limited to a grid of functional roads including N Lance Creek Rd and Meridian Rd, reflecting the sparse, decentralized settlement pattern typical of eastern Wyoming. This survey captures a moment of modern land use where topographic landmarks like White Hill remain prominent markers for navigation in a vast, open territory.