2011 Map of Greycliff

About this map

The Yellowstone River cuts a wide path through this Sweet Grass County landscape, creating a central corridor for transportation and settlement. The community of Greycliff sits on the southern bank, defined by the proximity of the Greycliff Post Office and the notable Greycliff Bridge. This 2011 survey reveals a territory where modern infrastructure, like the Big Timber KOA Campground, exists alongside traditional land use at the Boe Ranch. The local geography is heavily marked by numerous drainages including Sweet Grass Creek and Cox Creek. Of particular interest to local historians are the evocative names of the terrain, such as Old Schoolhouse Gulch and New Schoolhouse Gulch, which point toward the shifting locations of early rural education centers. The northern reaches of the map are defined by a network of ranch roads including Howie Rd and Spannering Rd.