2017 Map of Camp Four

About this map

Camp Four sits in the high, creek-cut country of Big Horn County, Montana, providing a detailed look at the drainage systems of the northern Crow Indian Reservation. The landscape is defined by deep incisions like Hay Coulee and South Fork Hay Coulee, which channel runoff through a series of ridges and plateaus. Near the center of the sheet, the Twin Peaks rise as a prominent navigational landmark. Several drainages, including Beauvais Cr, Mott Cr, and Muddy Cr, carve through the terrain, illustrating the complex hydrology that dictated the placement of early routes and ranching interests. The presence of Pryor-St X Rd crossing the central-northern portion of the map indicates the primary transit corridor through this area of high-relief topography. This survey effectively captures the spatial relationship between these named drainages and the high ridges that separate them.