1960 Map of Granite Pass

About this map

Big Horn National Forest encompasses this high-altitude landscape of the Bighorn Mountains, where the boundary between Sheridan and Big Horn counties follows the jagged ridge lines. In the early 1960s, this area remained largely defined by its natural drainage systems, including the headwaters of Bull Creek and Big Willow Creek. The rugged interior is marked by significant geological landmarks like Bear Rocks and the imposing Copemans Tomb in the south.