2015 Map of Whipple Hollow

About this map

Whipple Hollow and the elevated plains of the Wyoming high country define this Converse County landscape in the mid-2010s. The terrain is characterized by a series of named drainages and expansive plateaus, including Highland Flats and Taylor Flats, which transition into more complex topographical features like Box Creek Divide. Water is scarce but vital, marked by the presence of Buck Reservoir and seasonal drainages such as Spillman Draw and School Section Draw. These features suggest a ranching landscape where land management relies on natural contours and named watercourses like Willow Creek and North Fork Box Creek. Transport in this part of the state remains focused on established routes such as WY-93 and Willow Creek Road, facilitating movement across the sparsely populated townships. The map provides a clear look at the public land survey system, with sections and range lines clearly demarcated across the diverse drainage systems of Skunk Creek and Dry Draw.