Hanging Woman Cr and its tributaries carve a complex drainage system across the border of Rosebud and Big Horn counties in southern Montana. This landscape is defined by its episodic water sources, including several named springs like 08S42E16DDDC01 Spring and 08S42E10AADC01 Spring, which provide essential moisture in a territory marked by prominent landforms such as Deadman Gulch and Bad Land Gulch. The road network is sparse, centered on the Hanging Woman Creek Rd and Decker Rd, reflecting the ranching and open-range character of the region. Local waterways like Wall Cr, Wrench Cr, and Harris Cr intersect the township boundaries of T7S and T8S, illustrating the land-survey patterns that have organized this part of the state for generations.
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1954 · Hardin
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1957 · Hardin
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1958 · Hardin
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1966 · Browns Mountain
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1967 · Holmes Ranch
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1967 · Birney
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1967 · Lacey Gulch
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1967 · Pine Butte School
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1967 · Spring Gulch
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1967 · Birney SW
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