2024 Map of Woody Mountain NW

About this map

East Fork Pryor Creek meanders through this portion of Yellowstone County, shaping a landscape defined by its seasonal watercourses and rural road networks. The terrain is marked by the convergence of several drainages, including Indian Creek, Alkali Creek, and the descriptively named Broken Leg Creek. These waterways dictate the local geography, carving through the township and range divisions of t1s r28e and t2s r29e. Connectivity across this high plains environment is maintained by a handful of established routes such as Hardin Rd, Leechman Rd, and Barnes Rd. This 2024 survey documents the contemporary state of the land, reflecting the enduring rural character and the fundamental hydrography that has influenced ranching and transit patterns in the region for generations.