2015 Map of Deadwood South

About this map

The legendary mining landscape of the Black Hills is meticulously detailed on this 2015 survey, anchored by the historic hubs of Deadwood and Lead. This area, deeply intertwined with the Gold Rush era, shows the complex topography of gulches and peaks that defined early industrial settlement. Named features such as Grizzly Gulch and Deadwood Gulch provide geographic context for the region's famous mining history, while the drainage of Whitewood Cr and Yellow Cr weave through the urban centers. Beyond the primary cities, the map traces smaller communities like Galena, Roubaix, and Pluma, revealing how habitation patterns followed the gold-bearing geology. Much of the southern and eastern portion is protected within the Black Hills National Forest, where prominent landmarks like Pillar Peak and Strawberry Ridge rise above the dense network of forest roads and historic trails.