2014 Map of Allard

About this map

Allard stands as the primary focal point of this eastern Montana landscape, situated at a junction where the open plains are carved by an intricate drainage system. The topography is defined by the winding paths of Glendive Cr and Frank Cr, which navigate the township and range boundaries of t15n r56e and t15n r57e. This 2014 survey illustrates a rural environment where infrastructure is light but purposeful, dominated by the path of Interstate 94 and local thoroughfares like Allard Rd and Road 300. The drainage patterns of Griffith Cr in the north and Hodges Cr in the southeast reveal the natural erosion and water management needs of Dawson County's agricultural and ranching lands.