1968 Map of Statzer Point

About this map

Statzer Point stands as the primary landmark in this section of Natrona County, overlooking a landscape defined by its high plains drainage systems. The survey, field-checked in the late 1960s with updates through the 1970s, reveals a terrain punctuated by the industrial presence of an Oil Well and several Drill Holes, signaling the region's energy exploration history. Waterways such as South Fork Castle Creek and Teapot Creek carve through the topography, while Henderson Draw and Horse Ranch Creek further define the local hydrology. This map documents a period of transition where traditional land names meet the systematic infrastructure of the modern oil and gas industry in rural Wyoming.