1969 Map of Miller Creek SW

About this map

Rosebud and Custer counties meet along a high divide in this 1969 topographical study, characterized by a complex drainage network flowing toward the Yellowstone river valley. The landscape is dominated by the prominent Baldy Butte, which serves as a central landmark amidst a series of branching waterways including Hay Creek, Graveyard Creek, and Sixmile Creek. The presence of several drill holes and wells across the terrain suggests active resource exploration during this era, while the Sweeney Creek Road provides the primary access route through the rugged coulees.