2012 Map of Sugarloaf Mountain

About this map

The settlement of Farrall sits at the eastern edge of this landscape, where the foothills of the Bear Lodge Mountains begin to rise in Crook County. High points like Sugarloaf Mountain and Skunk Peak define the local topography, overlooking a complex drainage system led by N Redwater Cr and Redwater Cr. The map reveals a land structured by water access and timber management, evidenced by sources like Merrick Spring and Dean Spring, alongside the prominent Hemler Reservoir to the southwest. The presence of several US Forest Service roads, such as Bearlodge Br 3D and the Taylor S Eastward Co Rd, highlights the area's role in the Black Hills National Forest region. Historic travel corridors like Government Valley Rd cut across the southern reaches, connecting isolated draws and mesas like Table Mountain through a network of canyons and high-elevation plateaus.