2014 Map of Woody Mountain

About this map

Woody Mtn and the prominent Wild Horse Ridge dominate the southern portion of this high plains landscape at the county line between Yellowstone County and Big Horn County. The terrain is characterized by a complex drainage network where Big Woody Creek, Little Woody Creek, and the West Fork of Big Woody Creek converge as they move through the hills. In the north, East Fork Pryor Creek and Flat Creek carve through the land, while Barnes Road provides one of the few named navigational routes in this sparsely settled region. This 2014 survey illustrates the intricate topography of the Montana backcountry, highlighting the way water systems like Fly Creek and Woody Creek have defined the natural boundaries and contours of the area.