1993 Map of Woodrock

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Bighorn National Forest dominates this mountain landscape, where historical timber and mining operations once relied on the intricate network of waterways flowing from the high country. The South Tongue River and Little Tongue River carve through the terrain, supported by numerous drainages like Sucker Creek and Owen Creek. Evidence of early industrial activity is visible at the Taylor Mine and the distinctive Tie Flum site, reflecting the era's reliance on flumes for transporting logs. Remote outposts such as Woodrock and Cow Camp are situated among prominent peaks like Black Mountain and Lookout Mtn. The survey also marks high-elevation waters including Graves Lake and Duncan Lake, while the presence of a Scenic Byway indicates the transition of this area toward modern recreational use within the forest boundaries of Sheridan and Big Horn counties.