2012 Map of Tremain

About this map

Tremain and its surrounding ranchlands sit along the border of Wyoming and Nebraska in the early 21st century. The landscape is defined by the high plains topography of Laramie County, characterized by drainage systems like Stinking Water Cr and prominent elevations such as Ninemile Hill. This area is dominated by large-scale agricultural operations, evidenced by family-named properties including Tremain Ranch, Johnson Ranch, and Green Ranch. The rural infrastructure is anchored by a grid of county roads, with State Line Rd marking the precise divide between the two states. Genealogy and local history are centered at the Epworth Cem in the southeastern corner of the quadrangle. Significant geologic features, including Ninemile Rock and the intersecting Ninemile Canyon and Wyoming Canyon, provide clear markers for the transition from open grazing land to the breaks and coulees of the high prairie.