2017 Map of Antelope Coulee SW

About this map

Toole County's high plains terrain is defined by the complex drainage systems of Antelope Coulee and Dunkirk Coulee in this northern Montana landscape. The area is characterized by a sparse network of county roads that follow the township and range lines, including Bronken Rd and King Rd, providing access to the wide-open ranching or dryland farming tracts between t33n r1w and t32n r1e. The intermittent flow of W Fork Willow Cr and the deeply carved North Fork Dunkirk Coulee illustrate the region's erosional patterns, where water has shaped the prairie over millennia. A single utility or industrial marker, Compressor, stands near Jap Evans Rd, hinting at the energy infrastructure that often punctuates these remote sections of the American West. This survey offers a precise look at the 2017 land use and topography of the high plains before the further modernization of rural access ways.