2012 Map of Parmlee Canyon

About this map

Parmlee Canyon and its associated drainages define this high-country landscape along the South Dakota and Wyoming border. The terrain is characterized by a complex network of canyons and springs, including Wet Parmlee Canyon, Dry Parmlee Canyon, and the appropriately named State Line Spring. This 2012 survey illustrates a land primarily used for ranching and recreation, with Cool Pasture and several corrals like Sanders Corral marking the agricultural footprint. Water sources are critical here, with named features such as Slicker Dick Spring and Austin Spring feeding into Stockade Beaver Cr. The Boyd Cem and the Beaver Creek Campground provide focal points for local history and public land use, while the southern portion rises into the Bald Hills.