1966 Map of Signal Hill

About this map

Signal Hill stands at the center of this Wyoming high-country landscape, defined by a series of prominent escarpments including East Rim and South Rim. The drainage patterns here are complex, with waters flowing through Sled Runner Creek and Culbertson Creek in the north, while the southern reaches are dominated by the winding paths of North Beaver Creek, South Beaver Creek, and Middle Cow Gulch. This mid-1960s survey captures a landscape of managed water and energy exploration, characterized by the presence of Lena Ditch and Horsefly Ditch alongside a Gas Well and a Drill Hole. The terrain transitions from the open draws to the elevated heights of Aspen Ridge, reflecting a typical Western ranching and resource environment where natural features and irrigation infrastructure intersect.