2017 Map of Woody Mountain SE

About this map

Wild Horse Ridge rises above the drainage networks of the northern High Plains in this Montana landscape. The area is defined by the headwaters and winding paths of Woody Creek, Big Woody Creek, and Little Woody Creek, which carve through the terrain south of the Fly Creek basin. The map documents the high-desert character of the border between Yellowstone and Big Horn counties, showing a sparse, undeveloped area predominantly marked by topographic contours rather than human settlements. This detailed elevation data provides an essential record of the natural landforms and drainages before further land use changes, offering a clear view of the complex coulee and ridge systems that characterize this part of the state.