1969 Map of Roberson Creek

About this map

Roberson Creek and Dry Muddy Creek dominate the drainage patterns of this high-desert landscape in southwest Wyoming, as recorded by the Geological Survey during a 1969 field check. The terrain is defined by complex contouring and significant elevation shifts, revealing a region largely shaped by intermittent water flow and erosion. A prominent Pipeline cuts across the western and central sections of the quadrangle, signaling the area's role in the regional energy infrastructure of the late 1960s. Aside from Roberson Spring, which provides a rare named water source, the map shows a landscape marked by survey markers and section lines, reflecting the sparsely settled and utilitarian nature of this corner of Lincoln County during the era.