2017 Map of Strawberry Hill

About this map

Strawberry Hill dominates the high ground of this northeastern Wyoming landscape, where the drainage systems of Lindsey Cr and Elkhorn Cr carve deep patterns into the terrain. The topography reveals a complex network of ridges and basins, centered on the high pass of Goldie Divide. In this portion of Crook County, the infrastructure is defined by rural corridors such as Strawberry Hill Rd and Co Rd 32, which navigate around prominent landforms like Big Draw. Water management in this arid environment is evidenced by Foster Reservoir, while smaller seasonal flows like Bronco John Cr and Dry Doe Cr feed the larger creek systems. The map illustrates the persistent intersection of natural geographic features and the section lines of the Public Land Survey System, highlighting the spatial organization of the western rangeland.