2017 Map of Pfeiffer Hill

About this map

Pfeiffer Hill and the Kaiser Divide form the topographic spine of this Wyoming landscape, where the high-altitude terrain of Crook County is marked by a network of seasonal drainages and cattle-country infrastructure. The map reveals a ranching landscape defined by scattered peaks like O'Haver Hill and Bock Hill, connected by a long-established road network that follows the natural contours of the land. The Sundance-Wind River Rd cuts through the northern section, while lower elevations such as Black Flats and Schelldorf Draw indicate the drainage patterns for Mason Creek and Beaver Cr. This 2017 survey provides a detailed record of land use in the High Plains, showing how contemporary section lines and rural routes like Coal Divide Rd and Douglas Rd continue to respect the complex geology of the Black Hills foothills.