2017 Map of Tabletop

About this map

Tabletop rises as a prominent high-country plateau in the Big Horn Mountains, marking the divide between the Middle Fork Otter Cr and the complex drainage of the Powder River. This 2017 survey details a landscape defined by ranching access and seasonal water sources, where remote tracks like Hazelton Rd and Between The Creeks Rd provide the primary movement across the high range. The map captures the intersection of several notable springs, including Fishers Spring, Curutchet Spring, and Thompson Springs, which have historically served as critical watering points for livestock in this high-elevation terrain. Prominent landmarks such as The Castle Rock and the deeply carved School Section Draw provide distinct navigational points along the N Fork Red Fork Powder River. The boundary between Washakie and Johnson counties bisects the region, following the ridgelines that separate the drainage basins of the Otter Creek and the Red Fork of the Powder River.