2021 Map of Rawhide School

About this map

Rawhide School stands as a central landmark in this portion of Campbell County, where the high plains are carved by an intricate network of drainages and seasonal draws. The landscape is defined by the headwaters of Rawhide Cr and Little Rawhide Cr, which weave through a terrain punctuated by distinct geological markers like Rawhide Butte and Franey Rock. A series of family-named or descriptive landmarks, such as Soukup Draw, Russell Draw, and Box Draw, reflect a ranching heritage etched into the geography. Residential pockets appear along roads like Island Dr and Ranchette Dr, while the presence of Grant Spring and Nine T-Bar Cr underscores the vital role of water sources in this expansive Wyoming prairie environment.