2017 Map of Busby

About this map

Busby serves as the central hub of this Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservation landscape, where the confluence of Rosebud Cr and Busby Cr dictates the local geography. The town's small street grid, including A St and 5th St, sits adjacent to the Busby Cem, providing a clear record of the community's footprint in the early 21st century. The surrounding terrain is defined by dramatic drainage patterns and named heights such as Red Hill and Busby Butte. Water management and natural hydrology are prominent features, from the engineering of the Government Ditch to the presence of Rednose Reservoir and Little Hawk Lake. Numerous named tributaries, including Black Whiteman Cr and Two Moon Cr, carve through the landscape, illustrating the complex watershed that supports this part of Big Horn County.