1972 Map of Tuttle Draw

About this map

The Little Powder River meanders through the high plains of Campbell County, defining a landscape shaped by ranching and resource extraction. At the northern edge, the White Ranch stands as a primary center of activity, complete with its own private Landing Strips for navigating this wide country. Education in this cattle-country environment is represented by the Little Powder River Sch, while the economic landscape is further marked by a modern Pipeline and numerous Drill Holes. The map's complex drainage network includes the titular Tuttle Draw, Prairie Dog Draw, and several vital watercourses like Antelope Creek and Duck Creek, which are critical for livestock. The prevalence of labels for Flowing Well and Flowing Wells underscores the importance of groundwater management in this arid stretch of northeastern Wyoming.