2011 Map of Hardin SW

About this map

The Bighorn River carves a central path through this Big Horn County landscape, where the interplay of water management and topography defines the region. Key agricultural and pastoral infrastructure is anchored by the Big Horn Canal and the Crow Number 24 Dam, reflecting the importance of irrigation in the northern plains. This area is characterized by a series of deeply etched drainages, including the evocatively named Whiskey Coulee, Wild Horse Coulee, and Good Horse Coulee, which serve as natural landmarks for local navigation. The settlement of Kopac Camp sits along the western edge of the valley, while the local road network, including Spring Creek Rd and County Rd 313, connects these scattered geographic features across the dry, dissected terrain above the river bottomlands.