2017 Map of Greybull North

About this map

The Bighorn River carves a central path through this Wyoming landscape, defining the geography north of the town of Greybull. The terrain is marked by significant geological features, most notably the prominent Sheep Mountain to the west and the distinct Steamship Rock overlooking the drainage of Bear Cr in the north. The convergence of water and transportation is evident where Shell Creek and Dry Cr meet the river near the town center. Local infrastructure supports the region's connectivity, including the South Big Horn County Airport and a network of rural routes such as Crystal Creek Rd and Rimrock Rd. Named topographical depressions like Porter Draw and Frenchy Draw further detail the arid basin environment, while Garnett Lake provides a localized water feature amidst the high plains and rugged draws.