
Beulah sits at a critical intersection of hydrology and geography where Redwater Cr and Sand Cr converge. This 2021 survey shows how the landscape is divided by the Wyoming and South Dakota border, a line that cuts through the drainage basins of the Black Hills foothills. The settlement is centered along the historic corridor of Old US Hwy 14, now paralleled by the modern transit of I-90. Just east of the town center, the Beulah Cem marks a point of local genealogical interest, while the surrounding terrain transitions from the broken draws of The Brakes to the managed waters of Montana Lake and the Miller Ditch. Further south, the map details the rugged relief of Bear Gulch and Shepherd Gulch, providing a clear view of the ranch roads and water systems that define this borderland community.
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