2014 Map of Lame Deer

About this map

Lame Deer serves as the primary hub in this portion of the Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservation, where Us-212 intersects with local thoroughfares like Cheyenne Ave and Westside Rd. The settlement is defined by its administrative and community center, including a local Po. Beyond the town site, the landscape is deeply etched by a network of seasonal and perennial drainage systems, including Spotted Elk Cr and Coal Cr, which flow through named landforms like Soldier Gulch and Sweet Medicine Gulch. Local history and family ties are anchored at the Muddy Creek Cem located to the west along Muddy Creek Rd. The geography reflects a quiet rural expanse where traditional Cheyenne place names, such as Calls First Gulch, mark the rugged coulees and creek forks that define the Rosebud and Big Horn county borderlands.