2009 Map of Wild Horse Draw

About this map

The North Fork Smoky Hill River meanders across this rural Wallace County landscape, carving a low-lying path through the High Plains. This 2009 survey illustrates a sparse settlement pattern defined by the township section line grid, where county roads like Co Rd 55 and Co Rd 21 provide the primary infrastructure for local ranching and agriculture. The terrain is marked by seasonal drainage systems such as Wild Horse Draw and Gardner Draw, while the presence of Kolacny Canyon suggests more varied relief in an otherwise flat expanse. In the southwest corner, the headwaters of N Fk Lake Creek begin their descent, highlighting the critical role of intermittent water sources in this semi-arid region of western Kansas.