2015 Map of Sherrard Hill

About this map

Sherrard Hill and the Bear Lodge Mountains define this section of Crook County, characterized by the dense management boundaries of the Black Hills National Forest. The landscape is a network of ridgelines and drainages, where Brimmer Divide separates northern watersheds from the complex canyon systems to the south. Modern forest access is carved through the terrain via Whitetail Creek Rd and Lytle Creek Rd, reflecting a landscape dedicated to timber management and outdoor recreation. Water resources are concentrated in features like the Blacktail Reservoir and the winding course of Lytle Cr. This map documents the persistent geography of the Black Hills, showing how high points like Manly Hill and Newton Hill serve as anchors within the vast public forest lands of northeast Wyoming.