2024 Map of Jimtown

About this map

Rosebud Creek winds through this Northern Cheyenne landscape, carving a valley that anchors the settlements of Jimtown and Lame Deer. The terrain is defined by a dense network of coulees and gulches, including Davidson Coulee and Yellow Fox Gulch, which feed into the primary creek systems. In the southern portion of the map, Lame Deer serves as a significant hub, home to Chief Dull Knife College and the Lame Deer Cem. The geography is characterized by the divide between the Big Horn and Rosebud County line, with the small community of Muddy situated along the southwestern border. Ranching and local travel are supported by a web of rural routes like Rosebud Creek Cut-Off Rd and Lynch Coulee Rd, while several named springs such as the Isaac Kye Spring and Barb Wood Spring indicate critical water sources in this high plains environment.