2011 Map of Busby

About this map

Busby serves as the central hub of this Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservation landscape, where the confluence of Rosebud Creek and Busby Creek dictates the local geography. The 2011 survey reveals a settlement deeply connected to its land and community, featuring the Busby Post Office and Busby Cemetery. To the west, the Rednose Dam and Rednose Reservoir highlight the importance of water management in this arid environment, supported further downstream by the Government Ditch. The surrounding terrain is marked by distinctive elevations like Red Hill to the north and Busby Butte in the southeast. Industrial history is etched into the southern landscape at the Busby Mine, while a network of named drainages including Little Hawk Creek, Teeth Creek, and Black Whiteman Creek illustrate the intricate watershed that defines this Big Horn County region.