2017 Map of Woody Mountain NW

About this map

E Fork Pryor Cr winds through the southern reaches of this landscape, joined by its various tributaries as the terrain rises toward the north. The drainage network is the primary defining characteristic of this area, where waterways like Broken Leg Cr, Alkali Cr, and Indian Cr carve into the high country. Human activity is marked by a sparse network of through-roads that follow the natural contours of the land, including Hardin Rd and Leechman Rd. This portion of Yellowstone County reflects a classic Western ranching and grazing layout, defined by the Public Land Survey System boundaries of t1s r28e and t2s r29e, where family-named routes like Barnes Rd suggest long-standing local homesteading and land use patterns.