1980 Map of P K Ranch NE

About this map

The rugged breaklands of Cow Gulch and Railroad Creek define this rural landscape in Yellowstone County during the mid-1970s. This territory is characterized by a network of drainage systems that carve through the high plains, where isolated resources are marked by numerous Well sites scattered across the sections. The land use appears primarily centered on ranching and natural resource extraction, evidenced by the infrastructure needed to support life in this open country. A notable focal point for navigation and observation is Miller Lookout Point, which provides a high-ground perspective over the surrounding coulees. Near the eastern edge of the survey, a remote Landing Strip sits alongside Hibbard Creek, indicating the necessity of aerial access for managing these sprawling land holdings or monitoring local operations in a region where road travel remains limited to primitive tracks.