2015 Map of Red Hole

About this map

Wild Horse Butte and the surrounding drainage network of Hot Springs County define this high-altitude landscape. This 2015 survey details the arid geography where ephemeral water sources like Rock Springs and Red Springs provide critical markers across the terrain. The topography is shaped by significant erosional features such as Rock Springs Draw and Red Springs Draw, which feed into the larger Kirby Cr system. To the south, the Middle Fork Warm Springs Cr and Warm Springs Cr intersect the lower sections of the map, illustrating the complex watershed of the region. Transportation is limited to remote corridors like Black Mountain Rd and Red Hole Rd, reflecting the sparse settlement patterns and the dominance of the open range. The eponymous Red Hole and nearby Black Willow Draw further highlight the specific local landmarks of this Wyoming interior.