1969 Map of Angela

About this map

The settlement of Angela anchors this Montana landscape, situated along a lonely road between Miles City and Jordan. Surveyed in the late 1960s, the map reveals a remote ranching environment defined by intermittent watercourses and scattered landmarks. Trinity Church stands near the northern boundary, serving as a vital community focal point in an area where long distances separate neighbors. The terrain is marked by distinctive formations like Steamboat Rock, while life in this arid region revolves around reliable water sources such as Fulton Spring and the Boies Reservoir. The intricate network of drainage systems, including Dirty Woman Creek and North Sunday Creek, illustrates the complex topography that dictates the placement of roads and homesteads. These details offer a clear view of Rosebud County before further modern development, highlighting the spatial relationships of a high plains community reliant on its natural springs and seasonal creeks.