1960 Map of Boyd Ridge

About this map

The high montane terrain of the Bighorn National Forest dominates this 1960 survey, straddling the county line between Sheridan and Big Horn. The landscape is defined by the sharp elevations of Boyd Ridge and Crater Ridge, where high-altitude drainage systems like Lodge Grass Creek and Wagon Box Creek carve through the forest. The presence of the Marble Quarry Road and Sheep Mountain Road indicates the early infrastructure for resource extraction and land management in this part of the Bighorn Mountains.