2011 Map of Lacey Gulch

About this map

Cox Ranch sits in the northeastern reaches of this landscape, marking a localized human footprint in a region dominated by drainage networks and intermittent water sources. The terrain is defined by a series of significant erosional features, including Lacey Gulch, Van Meter Gulch, and Bad Land Gulch, which channel seasonal runoff toward larger systems like Wrench Creek and P K Creek. These names reflect the historical ranching character and topography of Rosebud County, where land use is tied closely to the available water from the 08S42E10AADC01 Spring and the creeks that carve through the draws. The primary transit route, Otter-Decker Rd, skirts the southern boundary, providing the essential link between these remote grazing lands and the wider region.