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	Big Horn Mountains - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Big Horn Mountains are a mountain range in northern Wyoming and southern Montana in the United States, forming a northwest-trending spur from the Rocky Mountains extending approximately 200 miles (320 km) northward on the Great Plains.
		The Bighorn Mountains consist of over 9,000 feet of sedimentary rock strata laid down before mountain-building began: the predominantly marine and near-shore sedimentary layers range from the Cambrian through the Lower Cretaceous, and are often rich in fossils.
		The highest peaks within the Big Horns are located in Wyoming in the 1.1 million acre (4,500 km²) Bighorn National Forest.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bighorn_Mountains (365 words)

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		The majesty of the Bighorn Canyon, the freedom of the Pryor Mountain Wild Mustangs, the beauty of the Bighorn Mountains, and the mystery of the historic Medicine Wheel awaits you.
		Surrounded by mountains on three sides: the spectacular Absaroka and Beartooth ranges to the west, the rugged Pryor Mountains to the north and the beautiful and "user friendly" Bighorns to the east, this community offers you, the visitor, fresh clean air and boundless recreational opportunities.
		Big Horn County abounds with campgrounds in the three mountain ranges that surround the area.
	www.bighorns.com /BHCCCounties/Bighorn/bhtwnLovell/Lovell.asp (412 words)

	Evans/Johns 18th SLS Conference Article
		Of the eighteen mountain tornadoes in the Evans and Johns study, five were rated as strong or violent in intensity (F2 or greater).
		The Big Horn mountains are surrounded by some of the lowest terrain in the region as elevations fall under 4000 ft M.S.L. across extreme northeast Wyoming, with elevations under 3000 ft M.S.L. in eastern Montana.
		As mentioned previously, geographical barriers border the Big Horn basin on all sides but to the north, which makes the most effective direction for advection of low level moisture into the basin to be from the north or northeast out of southeastern Montana.
	www.spc.noaa.gov /publications/evans/bighorns.htm (2621 words)

	Wilderness Areas - Big Horn Mountains Wilderness Phoenix, AZ - eatstayplay.com
		Big Horn Peak towers 1,800 feet above the desert plain near the middle of the Big Horn Mountains Wilderness.
		Nine miles of the jumbled ridgeline of the Big Horn Mountains cross the Wilderness, surrounded by small hills, fissures, chimneys, and slim canyons.
		Other permanent residents include golden eagles, prairie falcons, barn owls, and great horned owls, all of whom nest on the walls of the canyons.
	www.eatstayplay.com /html/az/a62p024c2016.html (293 words)

	Day trips in Wyoming
		This highway climbs the Big Horns to the mountain summit at 9,666 foot Powder River Pass, and is the favorite route to Yellowstone National Park.
		Tours of Crazy Woman Canyon, the Big Horns, and trail rides may be arranged for families and groups.
		Located on state land in the lush valley between the Red Wall and the Big Horn Mountains, the Hole in the Wall's limited access made a natural hideout for cattle rustlers and thieves.
	www.buffalokoa.com /camping-day-trips.html (412 words)

	Big Horn Ski Resort .: Skiing
		Big Horn Ski Resort is located on top of the Big Horn Mountain Range.
		In fact, the nearby mountain pass is even called Powder Pass.
		Big Horn Ski Resort not only has tons of great natural snow, it also has large snow-guns to assure good skiing every day from opening day to the end of the season.
	www.thebighorn.com /bhskiresort/skiing.htm (81 words)

	The Battle of the Little Big Horn
		The Battle of the Little Big Horn ensured for General George Custer the fame he had always wanted.
		Crazy Horse and Sitting Bull were in the hills of the Big Horn Mountains so any attack was not going to be easy especially as the Sioux knew their territory well while the US army did not.
		Terry had correctly guessed that the Sioux were camped in the Big Horn Valley and wanted a two-pronged attack to trap the Sioux in their camp while they were being attacked leaving no way out for them.
	www.historylearningsite.co.uk /battle_of_the_little_big_horn.htm (1824 words)

	BIG HORN RIVER OUTFITTERS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Big Horn River Outfitters is a small family owned and operated business, located in the northwestern part of Wyoming, in the beautiful town of Thermopolis.
		With the Absaroka Mountains to the west, and the Big Horn Mountains to the east, Thermopolis offers a unique beauty as it lies nestled in the valley at the base of these two majestic mountain ranges.
		The Big Horn River starts its northerly flow in the Wind River Mountains some two hundred miles southwest of Thermopolis, under a different identity, The Wind River.
	www.bighornriverfishing.com (249 words)

	Big Horn Mountains -- NWC Area Map (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The Big Horn Range is approximately 120 miles long and from 30 to 50 miles wide.
		The fossils of primitive armored and jawless fish found in the Big Horns are the oldest known vertebrate fossils in the world.
		The Big Horns were fiercely defended by the Crow for their hunting and spiritual value.
	www.northwestcollege.edu /information/maps/area/bighorns/indexbhorn.htm (200 words)

	Big Horn Wilderness Rides (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Big Horn Wilderness Rides, LLC (BHWR) is a Shell, WY outdoor adventure company.
		Our trips are based in or near the Big Horn Mountains and are centered primarily around horseback riding and camping.
		Jeff was involved in recreating the pony express rides through Wyoming and both are actively involved in the recreation of the mountain man way of life and the 1840’s fur trade era at “Rendezvous” across the West.
	www.bilbrey.net /bighornwildernessrides.htm (1105 words)

	Big horn mountains snowmobiling Information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
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	big.3infosource1.info /big-boy/big-horn-mountains-snowmobiling.html (150 words)

	Articles Written About Sheridan
		Situated at the base of Wyoming's Big Horn Mountains, the town of Sheridan has been a tourist destination since the turn of the century when Buffalo Bill Cody held auditions for his Wild West Show on the front porch of the historic Sheridan Inn.
		Located on the eastern edge of the Big Horn Mountain, including part of the mountains and Bighorn National Forest within its borders, Sheridan County is home to nearly 25,000 people.
		The closest of the big rock riding destinations to Minnesota, the Big Horns offer extreme elevations, deep powder meadows and the ability to leave the crowds behind as they continue on down Interstate 94 in search of greener, or should we say whiter pastures.
	www.sheridanwyoming.org /articles.shtml (5827 words)

	Mountain View Motel & Campground - Buffalo, Wyoming
		There are many roads in the Big Horns where you can view scenic areas and wildlife.
		The Middle Fork of the Powder River is also viewed along this route as well as beautiful panoramas of the red mountain walls, the canyon at the Middle Fork of the Powder River and the Dull Knife Battlefield.
		A historical ranch and western art collection, the Bradford Brinton Memorial and Museum is located near the town of Big Horn between Buffalo and Sheridan.
	mountainviewbuffalo.com /daytrips.html (695 words)

	Big Horn Mountains Worland, Wyoming (Mountains)
		The Big Horn Mountains surround the Powder River Basin, and the area is said to be a sacred Indian...
		The western edge of the Powder River is bounded by the Big Horn Mountains.
		Shell Falls is a spectacular scenic area of the Big Horn Mountains.
	www.ohwy.com /wy/b/bighornm.htm (425 words)

	Big Horn Elementary (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The town of Big Horn is 6 miles south of Sheridan, Wyoming, in the foothills of the Big Horn Mountains.
		Big Horn Elementary is located on the same campus as the middle and high schools, although in a separate building.
		Big Horn Elementary, as well as all schools in Sheridan Co. School District #1, operates on a 4 day week, Monday through Thursday.
	bhe.sheridank12.net (237 words)

	Big Horn Mountains Wilderness - Travel, Recreation, Map (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The Big Horn Mountains Wilderness now contains a total of 21,000 acres and is managed by the Bureau of Land Management.
		For the Big Horn Mountains Wilderness, this process began in 1990 when 20,600 acres were designated by Public Law 101-628.
		The Big Horn Mountains Wilderness is part of the 106 million acre National Wilderness Preservation System.
	greennature.com /travel/visit4502.html (337 words)

	Things to to in the I-90 northern travel corridor of Wyoming
		The northern corridor covers four distinct regions - the Black Hills in the east, Powder River Country in the center, the Big Horn Basin to the west, and Yellowstone National Park in the far northwest corner.
		Our tree covered hills are mountains by most people's standards, and to the Sioux nation, this is the sacred land.
		The Big Horn Basin is a splendid place to find the old west, as well as the eastern gateway to Yellowstone.
	www.wyomingbnb-ranchrec.com /Things.Northern.html (1642 words)

	Big Horn Wyoming Bed Breakfast - Cabin Rental - Sheridan Inn - Spahn's Big Horn Mountain B&B Resort Lodge - WY
		Big Horn, WY A finely-crafted solar powered owner-built log home and cozy cabins on a high pine-forested mountainside overlooking the Sheridan valley.
		The Big Horn region has been a vacation destination since frontier times, but its features remain largely underdeveloped and unknown to most tourists.
		The Big Horn area is what Yellowstone ought to be...unspoiled mountain beauty and no crowds.
	www.bighorn-wyoming.com (413 words)

	NBHH Home
		North Big Horn Hospital and New Horizons Care Center are located at the foot of the Big Horn Mountains in Lovell, Wyoming.
		North Big Horn Hospital (NBHH) is a rural district hospital located in Lovell, Wyoming at the foot of the Big Horn Mountains.
		North Big Horn Hospital is an active participant in the community, offering educational programs and health screenings.
	www.nbhh.com (954 words)

	Backpacking Destinations - Places - :Big Horn Mountains Wilderness Area (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Big Horn Peak, a precipitous landmark, towers 1,800 feet above the desert plain near the middle of this Wilderness.
		Nine miles of the jumbled ridgeline of the Big Horn Mountains themselves cross the Wilderness, a central mountainous core surrounded by small hills, fissures, chimneys and slim canyons.
		Maps: USGS topographic maps are Big Horn Peak, Burnt Mountain and Little Horn Peak.
	www.backpacker.com /place/0,2678,321,00.html (235 words)

	Most sheep transplanted into Big Horn Mountains survive winter - billingsgazette.com
		CODY -- Several of the 20 bighorn sheep transplanted into the Big Horn Mountains of northern Wyoming last December have since died, but the herd has generally survived the winter in good shape, biologists say.
		He said department biologists are conducting periodic overflights of the area to track the animals.
		Hurley said another lamb was taken either by a mountain lion or a bobcat.
	www.billingsgazette.com /index.php?tl=1&display=rednews/2005/03/10/build/wyoming/30-bighornsheep.inc (503 words)

	Geology by Lightplane (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The mountain at the left horizon (in Colorado) is the Sleeping Ute.
		The Wind River changes it name to the Bighorn River as it passes through the Owl Creek Mountains; the stream is superimposed on the mountain structure.
		That the Shoshone River has cut a valley between Cedar Mountain and Rattlesnake Mountain rather than draining south of Cedar Mountain is taken as evidence that the stream was superimposed across this once-buried ridge.
	www.geology.wisc.edu /~maher/air/air15.htm (459 words)

	Bighorn National Forest Sheridan, Wyoming (US Forest Service)
		Bighorn National Forest consumes 1,115,171 acres in the Big Horn Mountains of north and central Wyoming.
		It can be reached by traveling the Big Horn Scenic Highway, Highway 14, which crosses 8,950 foot Granite Pass.
		Greybull is located in Big Horn County north of Basin between Emblem and Shell along US Highway 14...
	www.ohwy.com /wy/b/bighornf.htm (371 words)

	Medicine Wheel, Wyoming
		This site will do nicely for a demonstration of the concept of "in the middle of nowhere." It sits atop the crest of the Big Horn Mountains many miles from anything that can be called a town.
		Route 14A snakes up the incredibly steep western scarp of the Big Horn Mountains in one of the most amazing set of switchbacks anywhere.
		The Bighorn Mountains consist of Archean granite overlain by Paleozoic platform rocks.
	www.uwgb.edu /dutchs/VTrips/MedWheel.HTM (607 words)

	MountainZone.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Here are the results of your search for Big Horn Mountains.
		Located 25 miles east of Lovell, on the western fringes of the northern Big Horn Mountains.
		Located 50 miles northeast of Worland, in the BLM lands bordering the western Big Horn Mountains.
	www.mountainzone.com /trails/activity.asp?AreaID={BDA807D0-3810-11D4-9BDC-00104BC9463C} (249 words)

	Snowmobiling in the Big Horn Mountains of Wyoming (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Snowmobiling in the Big Horn Mountains of Wyoming
		The Big Horn Mountains provide some of the most amazing winter scenery in the country, with a majority of views hidden from the major roads that cut through the forest.
		Snowmobile trails, ranging from the well traveled to the remote, crisscross 300 miles through the Big Horn National Forest.
	www.travel-to-wyoming.com /snowmobiling_in_the_big_horn_mountains.htm (241 words)

	Big Horn Motel, Buffalo, Wyoming (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		My name is Trudy, and I am the owner/operator of the Big Horn Motel.
		The Big Horn Motel has 20 AAA units, no kitchenettes weekly rentals with microwaves and refrigerators are available.
		Also available are new adjoining double queen bed units, single queen units, 2 room units with long boy in one and queen in the other room, or twin and queen combo in a two room unit.
	www.buffalowyoming.com /bighornmotel (239 words)

	Big Horn News
		Local news for Big Horn, WY continually updated from thousands of sources on the web.
		A heavy snowstorm blanketed Wyoming's coal-rich Powder River Basin on May 11 just as the white-capped Big Horn Mountains to the west had begun to thaw.
		A potent spring storm dropped several inches of rain on northern Wyoming and nearly 2 feet of snow in the mountains Wednesday, unleashing rock slides and flooding but renewing hopes that it might help the state...
	www.topix.net /city/big-horn-wy (556 words)

	Four Pines Bed & Breakfast in Dayton, Wyoming, United States near Big Horn Mountains , Big Horn National Recreation ...
		Located just east of the Big Horn Mountains, Four Pines Bed & Breakfast is ideally situated both as a resting place for travelers touring to the Yellowstone National Park area from the east, or simply serving as base for exploring the natural beauty and sporting pastimes the Big Horns offer.
		The Big Horn mountains are one of Wyoming's best kept secrets when it comes to feeling free.
		Hunting in the Fall, then Winter sports, followed by crystal clear Spring mornings and cool Summer days camping make the Big Horns an excellent area without the hassle of some of Wyoming's better known western destinations.
	www.innsite.com /inns/A104859.html (320 words)

	The Big Horn Mountains
		At the head of the canyon---looming overhead was Steamboat Rock and, finally, in the mountains instead of climbing the face of the mountains---around a turn and to a spring and another welcomed stopping point.
		June responds: "I was puzzled when I read your account of the fishing trip, because I didn't think Mom would be cavorting around in the mountains at 9 plus two weeks pregnant, so I questioned her about where she was when you recall coming back to a new baby sister.
		We had built a wood frame cage---covered with window screen and with a little grass in the bottom, they were taken to the mountains for the coming trip.
	members.cox.net /gkuzara/tripsbighorn.html (1235 words)

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