2011 Map of Bull Mountain

About this map

The Yellowstone River cuts a wide path through this portion of Yellowstone County, shaping a landscape defined by dramatic drainage patterns and flat uplands. The community of Bull Mountain sits near the river's southern bank, positioned where the infrastructure of Old Hwy and the Custer Frontage Rd trace the historical transportation corridor through the valley. This 2011 survey captures the area's transition from river bottom to high plains, evidenced by features like Randalls Island and the rugged break of Rough Coulee. North of the river, the terrain flattens into expansive stretches such as Seven Mile Flat Rd, where ephemeral waterways like Hibbard Creek have carved deep networks into the plateau. The map details the rural road system, including Keller Welborn Rd and Reed Creek Rd, which provide access to the isolated drainages of Spring Creek and Cow Gulch.