
The Yellowstone River cuts through this high plains landscape just as the Northern Pacific Railroad was establishing a transportation corridor through southern Montana. Most of the southern half of the sheet is dominated by the Crow Indian Reservation, defined to the west by the Western Boundary Crow Indian Reservation near Arrow Creek. The topography is characterized by a dense network of coulees and creeks, including Fly Creek and Indian Creek, leading into the dissected terrain of the Bad Lands in the southeast.
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