2012 Map of Worland SE

About this map

Tolman Shearing Pens stands as a primary landmark in this semi-arid landscape southeast of Worland, where the sheep ranching heritage of Washakie County is etched into the geography. The terrain is defined by a network of drainage systems, most notably Sand Cr and its E Fork Sand Cr, which are supported by water management features like Tolman Sand Creek Reservoir and Clydeos Reservoir. This 2012 survey illustrates a transition between traditional ranching routes and modern infrastructure, where the Old Ten Sleep Hwy and Sand Creek Trail Rd intersect with local access points like Marconi Rd. To the west, the topography rises toward Rattlesnake Ridge Rd, overlooking the path of Slick Cr. The arrangement of these labels suggests a landscape focused on livestock management and seasonal water retention in a high-desert environment.