1998 Map of Parks Hills

About this map

Standing Rock Indian Reservation dominates the southern landscape of this North Dakota quadrangle, where the Indian Reservation Boundary follows the meandering course of Cedar Creek. The terrain is defined by dramatic elevations and hydrological networks, notably the Parks Hills and prominent heights such as Saddle Buttes and Colville Hill. In this late-twentieth-century survey, the land remains largely open, marked by drainage patterns from Crooked Creek and Whitmore Creek. The placement of a Drill Hole in the central section suggests exploratory activity within this prairie environment. This map captures the intersection of Grant and Sioux counties, illustrating how geopolitical lines and natural watercourses define the jurisdictional boundaries of the region.