2015 Map of Camp Crook

About this map

The Little Missouri River meanders through the heart of this Harding County landscape, defining the topography of Camp Crook. The town sits at a bend in the river, supported by a network of rural routes like SD-20 and Rodeo Rd. The surrounding terrain is marked by distinctive local landmarks, including the prominent Johnson Butte to the northeast and the elevated Battle Ridge to the west. This 2015 survey captures a mix of ranching infrastructure and natural drainage features, from the family-named Grandma Schang Draw to the Hoag Coal Mine Draw, reflecting the area's agricultural and resource-based history. Further south, the community is served by the Camp Crook Municipal Airport and the nearby Fairview Cemetery. This map provides a detailed look at the drainage systems of Buffalo Springs Creek and Valley Creek, illustrating the remote prairie character of northwestern South Dakota.