1967 Map of Crow Agency NE

About this map

The Crow Indian Reservation boundary encompasses this entire landscape as it was mapped in the late 1960s. The topography is defined by the erosion patterns of the Tullock Creek drainage, with the East Fork Tullock Creek and West Fork carving through the high plains. A prominent landmark, Eagle Butte, stands as a central navigational point in a region characterized by its hydrological reliance on intermittent flows and scattered water sources. Evidence of land use and cattle ranching appears through the fine red dashed lines indicating selected fence lines, alongside isolated wells and several springs that sustain the area. The network of seasonal watercourses like Ash Creek and Willow Creek illustrates the complex drainage system of the Big Horn County interior during this era of U.S. Geological Survey mapping.