1961 Map of Walker Draw NW

About this map

The Freezeout Mountains dominate the southwestern corner of this Carbon County landscape, where the terrain transitions into a complex network of ephemeral drainages and irrigation improvements. Ranching infrastructure is central to the area's layout in the early 1960s, evidenced by a Shearing Pen and the Sullivan Landing Area. Water management in this high-plains environment is represented by the Marolf and Walker Ditch No 1, which diverted flows from Muddy Creek to support local agricultural efforts. Transportation and movement through this part of Wyoming are marked by the Old Casper Medicine Bow Road, a corridor that follows the natural contours of the land between Walker Draw and Antelope Draw. This survey provides a clear view of a rural homestead identified simply as House, located near the intersection of various township boundaries and drainage systems.