1993 Map of Eagles Nest Butte

About this map

Eagles Nest Butte stands as a prominent landmark in this northern high plains landscape, straddling the border between South Dakota and North Dakota. The map detail reflects a remote ranching and forest environment during the 1990s, where small rural infrastructure like the Lone Tree Sch and Cox Sch suggests the historic distribution of local education in the region. The Custer National Forest occupies the southwestern corner, featuring diverse terrain from Fuller Canyon and Fuller Pass to numerous named water sources such as Custer Spring and Cave Spring. Moving north, the North Fork Grand River and Crooked Creek define the drainage patterns of the area. Human activity is centered on sites like the Feist Ranch, a Scoria Pit, and the long-established Bullock Road connecting the scattered homesteads and resources of Harding County.