2017 Map of Cayuse Basin
USGS Topo · Published 2017About this map
Lewis & Clark National Forest encompasses the southwestern portion of this map, where the high terrain descends into the namesake Cayuse Basin. This landscape is deeply carved by a network of drainage systems, most notably Wolf Cr and its tributaries Dry Wolf Cr and Running Wolf Cr. The presence of Coal Mine Coulee in the north suggests the region's industrial ties, while local landmarks like Steamboat Butte and Skull Butte provide distinct navigational points. A sparse but significant road network, including the evocative Stagecoach Rd and Sage Crk Trlhd Rd, connects these remote coulees and creek bottoms, tracing the historic movement of people and livestock through Judith Basin County.
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