2015 Map of Woodrock

About this map

The Bighorn National Forest headwaters dominate this high-altitude landscape in northern Wyoming, where the complex drainage systems of the S Tongue River and its various branches carve through the Sheridan County wilderness. Small mountain settlements such as Woodrock and Duncan are accessible by a network of forest routes, including Woodrock Rd and Copper Creek Rd. The terrain is defined by significant elevations like Black Mtn in the northeast and Lookout Mtn further south, overlooking the remote Graves Lake. This 2015 survey illustrates the modern management of these timber and water resources, showing the intricate relationship between the many named tributaries like Mohawk Cr, Bonanza Cr, and Prune Cr that feed the larger river system. It serves as a detailed guide to the road network used for forest access, including Primary Forest Rte 26.