2024 Map of Woody Mountain SE

About this map

Big Horn and Yellowstone counties meet along a high, drainage-etched landscape in this contemporary topographic record. The terrain is defined by the prominent Wild Horse Ridge, which serves as a major watershed divide in the southern reaches of the map. This elevation gives rise to several converging water systems, most notably the winding paths of Big Woody Creek and the intricate network of Little Woody Creek. Higher to the north, the headwaters of Fly Creek and Woody Creek further illustrate the seasonal hydrology of this Montana boundary region. The map provides a clear picture of the modern land divisions and natural flow lines where these two counties intersect, reflecting the persistent rural character of the high plains.