2012 Map of Woodrock

About this map

The S Tongue River and its numerous tributaries, including Dry Owen Cr and Prune Cr, carve through this high-altitude landscape in the Bighorn National Forest. This 2012 survey highlights the recreational and ranching infrastructure of the region, featuring sites like Padlock Cow Camp and several developed camps such as Tie Flume Campground and Dead Swede Campground. The terrain is defined by prominent elevations like Black Mountain and Lookout Mountain, which overlook a network of forest routes including Black Mountain Rd and Woodrock Rd. The presence of Duncan Lake and Graves Lake further indicates a landscape shaped by water and high-country geology. This document provides a clear view of the modern access roads and environmental features that define the Sheridan County backcountry.