2012 Map of Twentymile Butte

About this map

Twentymile Butte stands as a central topographic landmark in this section of Campbell County, where the landscape is defined by an intricate network of ephemeral drainages. The map reveals a complex system of draws that likely served as historical landmarks for navigation and land management, including Scotty Draw, Mooney Draw, and Barker Draw. These features, along with Eaton S S Draw and Felix Draw, suggest a history of family-named claims or specific livestock camps. Water sources are scarce but critical, marked by the presence of Twentymile Cr and the tucked-away Twentymile Spring. Transportation is limited to rugged routes like Echeta Rd and Fitch Rd, indicating a sparsely populated region primarily utilized for ranching or resource extraction. The northern portion is further characterized by the winding path of Rough Cr and the geographic depression of Snell Canyon.