1984 Map of Devils Tower

About this map

Devils Tower National Monument anchors this 1980s survey, capturing the geological landmark and its surrounding river valley in Crook County. The Belle Fourche River winds through the western half of the map, creating a distinct riparian corridor against the elevated terrain of the Black Hills National Forest. Settlement is concentrated near the base of the monument, where a Post Office and campground serve as the hub for the area. The landscape is defined by its drainage systems, including Cempstool Draw and Miller Creek, which feed into the Belle Fourche. Small-scale rural features like a Cem near the eastern hills and a Gravel Pit to the north provide specific points of interest for local historians, while the community of Lytle sits along the road network leading away from the river valley.