2011 Map of Two Point

About this map

Big Bull Elk Ridge dominates the northern landscape of this Big Horn County region, serving as a prominent landform above the drainages of Gyp Creek and Big Bull Elk Creek. The area is characterized by its network of water sources, including the isolated Crystal Cave Spring located just below the ridge. The settlement of Two Point sits central to the southern half of the quadrangle, positioned near the meandering course of Twentymile Creek. The map documents a predominantly rural and open terrain as it existed in 2011, where the land is defined by long-established creek systems such as Willow Creek and Trout Creek that shape the local geography. This survey provides a clear view of the sparse settlement patterns and the natural hydrography that dictates the movement and life of this Montana-Wyoming borderland.