1984 Map of Strawberry Hill

About this map

Strawberry Hill dominates the southeastern quadrant of this northeastern Wyoming landscape, marking a terrain of sharp divides and winding creek beds in the early 1980s. The northwest is defined by the Little Missouri River, where a system of levee structures indicates early water management efforts along its banks. Resource extraction and aviation are notably present, with the operations of a Uranium Mine located near the center of the sheet and the Tromble Ranch Airfield situated to the east. The drainage pattern is dense, featuring named water bodies such as Elkhorn Creek, Tie Creek, and Sourdough Creek, while the Goldie Divide provides a clear geographic boundary in the south. This area reflects a mid-century period of mixed land use, where ranching and mining infrastructure exist alongside significant natural features like Lindsey Creek and Bronco John Creek.