2024 Map of Minnehaha Creek South

About this map

The Little Wolf Mountains dominate this high-plains landscape where the southern border of Treasure County meets Big Horn County. This area is defined by a dense network of seasonal drainages and named coulees that feed the larger watercourses of Sarpy Creek and Horse Creek. The map reveals a land utilized for large-scale ranching and grazing, characterized by numerous spring-fed stock watering points, such as 02N38E30BBCA01 Spring and 03N37E36CDDA01 Spring. The isolation of the terrain is bridged by a sparse road network, including Horse Creek Rd and Wilson Rd, which follow the natural contours of the drainages. Researchers will find a meticulously surveyed environment where every named coulee, like Willoughby Coulee and Bar Coulee, marks the critical hydrology of the Montana grasslands.