2021 Map of Spotted Horse

About this map

Spotted Horse sits at the center of this Campbell County landscape, where the high plains of northern Wyoming are defined by an intricate network of drainage draws and seasonal creeks. The terrain is marked by family and descriptive landmarks such as Sorenson Draw, Rucker Draw, and Linn Draw, reflecting a ranching heritage where water sources and topographic relief dictate the placement of local infrastructure. Near the settlement, Endgate Reservoir and Spotted Horse Cr provide critical water management in an area otherwise characterized by dry gulches. The survey captures the transition across Chicken Creek Divide, showing the importance of named features like New Deal Draw and Washout Draw for navigating this section of the Powder River Basin. This modern update preserves the historic names of the draws and divides that have long oriented travelers along Werner Rd and the surrounding rangeland.