
Laredo sits at the eastern edge of this landscape, positioned where the Burlington Northern railroad corridor meets the winding path of Big Sandy Creek. This 1970 field check documents a rural territory defined by its history of land division and reservation boundaries, specifically where the Rocky Boys Indian Res and the Laredo Reservation meet. The terrain is deeply scored by numerous coulees, such as Antelope Coulee and Schwartz Coulee, which drain toward the central creek system.
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