2021 Map of Trabing

About this map

The high plains of Johnson County are defined by an intricate network of water management and natural drainages centered around the small settlement of Trabing. This modern survey reveals how the arid landscape is shaped by human engineering, featuring significant irrigation infrastructure such as the Mitchell and Long Ditch, Smith Ditch, and Devoe Ditch Number 1. These systems draw from the serpentine path of Crazy Woman Cr and its various branches, including the N Fork Crazy Woman Cr and S Fork Crazy Woman Cr. The topography is marked by distinct geological features like the Red Hills and several significant draws, including Colorado Flats Draw, Lewis Draw, and School Section Draw. For researchers, the map provides a clear look at the contemporary road network, including the Buffalo Sussex Cutoff Rd and Middle Fork Rd, which link the various reservoirs and ranching lands that characterize this part of Wyoming.