2012 Map of Dewey

About this map

Dakoming and Dewey sit along the border of Wyoming and South Dakota, illustrating the transition from the high plains into the Black Hills foothills. This 2012 survey captures the rugged drainage patterns of Line Cr and Beaver Cr, which carve through the landscape near Wyoming Hill. High points like Elk Mountain and Sullivan Peak dominate the eastern portion of the quadrangle, while the passage through Clifton Gap in the north suggests the strategic natural corridors used by early travelers. The transportation network is anchored by Old US Hwy 85 and Dewey Rd, connecting these remote ranching and border communities. Natural water sources such as Carr Spring and Baltzly Spring provide vital lifeblood in this arid terrain, marking points of historical importance for local land use and settlement.