1967 Map of Clubfoot Creek

About this map

The Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservation Boundary defines the southern portion of this landscape, marking a significant transition in land use and jurisdiction within Rosebud County. This 1967 survey reveals a terrain defined by its water sources, where named springs such as B Heart Spring, Rondeau Spring, and Elliot Spring serve as critical landmarks in an otherwise arid drainage basin. The intricate network of waterways, including Clubfoot Creek and Black Eagle Fork, dictates the placement of isolated developments like the Morland Ranch. While much of the area is navigated via a simple Jeep Trail, the map meticulously documents the hydrological features essential to ranching and local habitation, from Mission Creek in the east to the confluence of Cook Creek in the south.