2012 Map of Roberson Creek

About this map

Roberson Cr and Dry Muddy Cr wind through this high-altitude drainage basin in Lincoln County, providing the primary hydrological structure for the region. The landscape is defined by the confluence of these seasonal and perennial waterways, which traditionally served as vital water sources for livestock and local wildlife. At Roberson Spring, a localized water source appears as a distinct point of interest in an otherwise arid expanse. This survey, grounded in data from the National Hydrography Dataset and the National Elevation Dataset, highlights the intricate drainage patterns that characterize the western Wyoming interior. The absence of major settlements emphasizes the pastoral and open-range character of the territory during this period.