2012 Map of Devils Tower

About this map

Devils Tower National Monument dominates this northeast Wyoming landscape, where the iconic igneous monolith of Devils Tower rises above the meandering Belle Fourche River. The 2012 topography illustrates a region defined by high ridges and drainage basins, including Tower Divide and Brimmer Divide, which separate the various creeks feeding the river system. Settlement patterns are sparse, centered around established rural holdings such as Campstool Ranch and Pic Ranch. To the south, Carlile Junction serves as a local transit point, connecting the river valley to the broader Crook County road network. Geologic features like Campstool Draw and watercourses such as Lytle Cr and Miller Cr highlight the erosional forces that have shaped the territory surrounding the United States' first national monument.