2015 Map of Black Horse SW

About this map

Standing Cloud Creek winds through the southern reaches of this landscape in Corson County, shaping the drainage patterns across the rural prairie. The terrain is defined by its Public Land Survey System divisions, including sections of t19n r21e, t19n r22e, t18n r21e, and t18n r22e. These boundaries underscore the orderly grid of the American West, where local movement relies on a network of numbered corridors such as 124th Street and 232nd Avenue. In the north, Louise Creek cuts through the topographic rises, providing one of the few named natural landmarks in this sparsely populated region. The map captures a moment in the early 21st century where the primary infrastructure consists of Bureau of Indian Affairs routes like BIA Road 4, reflecting the area's ongoing connection to tribal administration and rural land management.