1987 Map of Lloyd NW

About this map

Tiger Ridge defines the southern reach of this landscape along the border of Hill and Blaine Counties in the late 1980s. The terrain is deeply incised by drainage networks, including Clear Creek and Boxelder Creek, which carve through the high plains toward Grasshopper Goulee. A central pipeline and a Pumping Station indicate the region's role in local energy infrastructure, while Staff Reservoir and scattered Springs highlight the essential water management required for this arid environment. A lone School in the northeast quadrant and numerous unnamed landmarks suggest a sparse, rural ranching or utility-focused community where geography dictated the patterns of settlement.