1974 Map of Petes Creek

About this map

The Killdeer Mountain State Game Management Area dominates the central high ground of this 1974 survey, covering a complex system of ridges and drainage basins. High-elevation divides dictate the flow of water through the region, notably the Eisenhower Divide, Bonnie Divide, and Dillinger Divide. These ridges separate numerous named watercourses including Petes Creek, Whitetail Creek, and Norred Creek to the north, while Oak Gulch and Bob Charlie Creek carve into the southern terrain. Evidence of local land use is found in the scattered Gravel Pit sites and a Scoria Pit, reflecting the area's geological utility. The map also records a single Grave south of the Rhodes terrain feature, providing a specific point of interest for genealogical researchers working in this part of Dunn County.