1952 Map of Waltman

About this map

Waltman serves as the focal point for this mid-century topographic study of the Wyoming interior, where the high plains transition into the drainage of the South Fork Powder River. The landscape is defined by its arid hydrology, marked by intermittent features such as Sand Draw, Waltman Draw, and the Keg Spring Draw. These seasonal watercourses, along with Waltman Spring and the Cooper Reservoir, were vital for the livestock and ranching operations that dot the area, including the Springsteen Ranch.