2012 Map of T A Ranch NE

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Wallows Creek Number 2 Reservoir anchors this high plains landscape in Johnson County, illustrating the vital role of water management in Wyoming's semi-arid terrain. The drainage network is defined by numerous draws and intermittent creeks, such as Arno Draw and Hakert Draw, which shape the local topography. This early 21st-century survey reveals a sparse, rural infrastructure where named roads like Trabing Rd and Cook Rd connect remote ranching properties. The geography is characterized by expansive depressions and natural catchments, most notably the area identified as The Wallows. Names like Last Chance Draw and House Draw reflect the historical naming conventions of early settlers and ranchers who navigated this environment. The presence of Bilderback Cr and its tributaries, including N Prong Bilderback Cr, highlights the intricate seasonal hydrology essential to the region.