2013 Map of Round Butte

About this map

Rawhide Flats stretches across this borderlands landscape where Colorado and Wyoming meet. The 2013 survey illustrates a high-plains environment characterized by specialized livestock or research outposts, including Soapstone Camp, Brannigan Camp, and Castle Rock Camp. Water management is central to the land's utility, evidenced by the Mountain Supply Reservoir Number 1 and Round Butte Reservoir situated near the landmark Round Butte. The drainage patterns of Rawhide Creek, Sand Creek, and Spottlewood Creek carve through the terrain, supporting isolated springs like Soapstone Springs and the tiered Jack Springs Camp system. This map captures the intersection of Larimer and Laramie counties, reflecting a contemporary ranching or conservation layout defined by private drives such as Rodeo Hills Ln and the expansive open range of the northern Front Range foothills.