2017 Map of Deadwood South

About this map

The mountain town of Deadwood sits at the northern edge of this high-altitude landscape, where deep drainages like Deadwood Gulch and Whistler Gulch cut through the terrain of the Black Hills National Forest. This 2017 survey shows a region defined by its history of mining and forestry, with settlements such as Galena and Roubaix established near water sources like Bear Butte Creek. The road network, including Gold Dust Trl and Lucky Strike Br 2B, reflects the ongoing importance of access to timber and recreational land. Throughout the area, notable peaks including Pillar Peak and Bear Den Mtn overlook a complex topography of gulches and ridges. Cultural landmarks, such as Galena Cem and Roubaix Cem, provide physical evidence of the early communities that formed around the Black Hills' resource extraction industries.