2024 Map of Antelope Point

About this map

Antelope Point stands as a prominent landmark in this modern survey of Stillwater County, where the high plains terrain is defined by a network of seasonal drainages and rural access roads. The landscape is characterized by the winding paths of East White Beaver Creek and Sheep Creek, which carve through the varied topography across multiple townships. This area maintains its open-range character, as evidenced by the lack of dense settlements and the reliance on local thoroughfares like Five Mile Rd and Springtime Rd to connect remote sections. The grid-like division of the Public Land Survey System remains the primary structural element here, with boundaries such as t1n r18e and t2n r19e organizing the land into manageable parcels for ranching and resource management. Small waterways like Cow Creek and Cottonwood Creek further illustrate the hydrologic patterns of the Montana high country.