2015 Map of Seven L Creek East

About this map

The Natrona and Converse County line bisects this high plains landscape, defined by a network of drainage draws and seasonal creeks. The terrain is characterized by its hydrological pattern, where the ephemeral Salt Cr and Sand Spring Cr wind through the open country. To the north, Pine Ridge provides a distinct geographical anchor near Snake Charmer Draw, while the western portion of the sheet is dominated by the course of Bobcat Cr and Seven L Cr. This 2015 survey reflects the traditional ranching and open-range character of central Wyoming, documenting a series of named landmarks such as Coopers Draw, Shonsy Draw, and Ormsby Draw that have served as local identifiers for generations of land users in these townships.