1958 Map of Hollowwood Creek

About this map

Hollowwood Creek defines the central drainage of this landscape within the Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservation, where a series of named creeks and coulees carve through the Rosebud County terrain. The survey, field-checked in the late 1950s with updates through the 1970s, captures a rural area shaped by its water sources and livestock-rearing potential, featuring numerous Springs and the Bighead Reservoir to the south. Distinctive local names like Woodenthigh Creek, Crazy Head Fork, and Walking Horse Coulee reflect the area's cultural history and geographic character. While predominantly undeveloped, the map reveals specific human imprints on the land, including a Landing Strip near Logging Creek and a network of Jeep Trails that provide access to remote points like the Rattler summit and various wells scattered across the hills.