2018 Map of Sand Draw

About this map

Sand Draw stands as the primary point of settlement in this arid landscape of south-central Wyoming, where industrial activity and ranching intersect. The terrain is defined by a complex network of ephemeral watercourses including Bobcat Draw, Carter Draw, and Big Sand Draw, which carve through the high-elevation basin. These geographical features reflect the region's historical reliance on the petroleum and ranching industries, with infrastructure like Oil Springs Rd and Sand Draw Field Rd providing access to the various draws and ridges. Local landmarks such as Oil Mtn and McTurk Ridge serve as distinctive topographic anchors for the surrounding territory. For those tracing the water sources vital to early habitation, Carlson Spring provides a rare point of named hydrology among the many dry draws that define the Fremont County topography.