2017 Map of Truman Draw

About this map

Middle Prong Wild Horse Cr carves a winding path through this corner of Campbell County, defining a landscape dominated by complex drainage systems and intermittent water sources. The area is characterized by an intricate network of named draws, such as Truman Draw, Lake Draw, and Worley Draw, which illustrate the local reliance on specific topographical features for orientation and water management in a dry environment. The presence of Gibbons Number 1 Reservoir and several windmill-related features, including South Windmill Draw, suggests the vital role of water infrastructure in supporting ranching or agricultural operations in this part of Wyoming. Human presence is marked by Middle Prong Rd, which provides access across the northern terrain, linking various points such as Harper Draw and Fitch Draw within the townships of T54N and T53N.