2018 Map of Dead Indian Hill

About this map

Dead Indian Hill rises above a high-desert landscape defined by the intersection of Park, Big Horn, and Washakie Counties. The terrain is characterized by a network of seasonal drainages and topographic landmarks like Badger Gulch and Blackburn Gulch, which feed into larger watercourses such as Fifteenmile Cr and Badger Cr. This area is shaped by livestock management and water conservation in an arid environment, evidenced by the presence of named bedgrounds like Horseshoe Bedground and Wagon Hound Bedground. These locations, along with man-made water sources including Asays Reservoir, Hunt Reservoir, and School Section Reservoir, reveal the infrastructure necessary for maintaining range health and ranching operations across the high plains of northern Wyoming.