1966 Map of Wagon Prong

About this map

Nowater Creek and the ephemeral drainage of Wagon Prong define this arid landscape in Washakie County, Wyoming. The territory is marked by the presence of livestock operations and vital water management infrastructure, evidenced by numerous named stock ponds and catchment areas such as Nugget Res, Hampton Well No 2, and Hayes Well. Distinctive topographic features like the Honeycombs and Devils Slide break the horizon, while seasonal camps such as Meleskie Camp and Hayes Cow Camp speak to the region's ranching heritage. The presence of an Old Quaker Reservoir suggests historical settlement efforts or specific land use patterns from an earlier era. Surface activity is further mapped through a network of tracks, including a Jeep Trail, and specific points of interest like a Drill Hole and The Seeps.