2017 Map of Fanny Peak

About this map

Black Hills National Forest dominates this landscape along the Wyoming and South Dakota border, where a complex network of draws and canyons defines the rugged topography. The terrain is marked by prominent elevations such as Fanny Peak and Frannie Peak, which overlook a series of vital water sources including Spencer Reservoir and Spencer Number 2 Reservoir. The presence of several named water points like Roby Spring, Pease Spring, and Side Camp Spring underscores the importance of reliable water in this arid environment. Roads such as Boles Canyon Rd and Mt Rushmore Rd provide passage through the steep drainages of Redbird Canyon and Gillette Canyon. This mapping captures a transitional zone of the Great Plains and the Black Hills, showing the intricate relationship between high ridges like Summit Ridge and the winding course of Stockade Beaver Cr.