2011 Map of Antelope Flat

About this map

The Teton River cuts through the northern reaches of this High Plains landscape, where the wide open terrain of Chouteau County is defined by extensive agricultural flats and drainage networks. The area's nomenclature reflects its pioneer ranching and farming heritage, with large landforms such as Leepers Flat and Antelope Flat dominating the central topography. Water management is a critical component of this semi-arid environment, evidenced by the Leepin' Antelope Dam and the waters of Antelope Lake. A rigid grid of rural roads, including Sodbuster Rd, Promised Land Rd, and Davis School Rd, facilitates access to these remote sections. These names provide a window into the era of early 20th-century settlement and the persistent cultural legacy of the families who worked this corner of Montana.