The Pryor Mountains define this high-country landscape in Carbon County, where a network of seasonal drainages and isolated cabins mark the terrain. Human presence is sparse, centered on small outposts like Bainbridge Cabin and Graham Cabin, likely used for ranching or forest management. The geography is dominated by the westward flow of Sage Creek, which is supported by tributaries such as Summit Creek and the localized Ingram Spring. Transport is limited to rugged paths and Forest Rte 73, which provides access to the Sage Creek Campground area. This map reveals the drainage patterns of Piney Creek and Bear Creek, illustrating the remote nature of the region before more modern development reached these higher elevations.
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1954 · Billings
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1957 · Billings
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1958 · Billings
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1964 · Big Ice Cave
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1964 · Red Pryor Mountain
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1967 · Castle Rocks
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1967 · Deep Creek SW
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1967 · Section House Draw
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1969 · Warren
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1969 · Bowler
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