1971 Map of Truman Draw

About this map

The Middle Prong Wild Horse Creek and its many tributaries define this Campbell County landscape, showing the drainage patterns of the Missouri River Basin during the early 1970s. The area is characterized by an extensive network of ephemeral watercourses, including Truman Draw, Box Elder Draw, and Fitch Draw. Human activity in this rural Wyoming setting is evidenced by resource extraction and land management, with several scattered locations marked as Drill Hole, a Well, and a Mine near the North Fork Wildcat Cr. The presence of the Highline road in the north and various Jeep Trail paths suggests a terrain utilized for ranching and energy exploration. This map captures the region's topographical transition before modern intensification, where local landmarks like Gene Draw and Worley Draw served as primary navigational points for those working the land.