2017 Map of J B Hill

About this map

Slim Buttes rise prominently above the surrounding plains in this section of Custer National Forest. The landscape is defined by its complex network of springs and intermittent drainages, such as Tepee Canyon Cr and Rabbit Cr, which support livestock and wildlife in this semi-arid region. Named water sources like Blarney Castle Spring, Leatherbury Spring, and Tepee Number One Spring are dotted across the terrain, indicating the vital importance of water rights and reliable wells for local ranching. Prominent landforms such as Square Top Butte and Red Butte provide navigational landmarks within the open grazing land. The map also traces local infrastructure including J B Rd and N Divide Rd, illustrating how the road network follows the natural contours of the buttes and valleys.