1966 Map of Greybull North

About this map

The confluence of Shell Creek and the Bighorn River anchors the southern portion of this mid-1960s survey, where the town of Greybull serves as a regional hub for transportation and agriculture. The Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad tracks parallel the river, supporting local industry alongside features like the Agrarian Ditch and various gravel pits. To the north, the terrain rises sharply into the distinctive landform of Sheep Mountain and the prominent Steamship Rock. This era of the landscape is marked by a blend of traditional ranching and modern infrastructure, evidenced by the South Big Horn County Airport and active Strip Mines appearing on the eastern slopes. The map also captures local community landmarks such as the Rodeo Ground near the riverbanks.