2021 Map of Ulm

About this map

Ulm serves as the primary focal point of this Sheridan County landscape, situated at a junction where local travel routes like Coal Creek Rd and Dutch Creek Rd meet. The area is defined by a dense network of watercourses and topographical draws, which historically dictated the movement of livestock and the placement of early settlements. Several branches of the Arkansas Creek system, including the Middle Fork Arkansas Cr and N Prong Arkansas Cr, weave through the northern sections, while smaller features like Negro Cr and Wagner Prong Dutch Cr mark the western reaches. The presence of Pinhead Reservoir in the east and the convergence of Coal Cr and Donkey Cr near the southern boundary illustrate how water management and natural drainage patterns shaped the agricultural utility of this Wyoming territory.