2020 Map of Antelope Springs

About this map

Antelope Springs sits within a landscape defined by an intricate network of drainage channels and high points in this Garfield County interior. The terrain is characterized by numerous named coulees, such as Russian Frank Coulee and Badlands Coulee, which suggest the historical erosion patterns common to the Montana plains. Water sources like Little Dry Cr and Antelope Cr wind through the section lines, while prominent landmarks like McGraw Butte rise above the surrounding draws. The road system, including W Lone Tree Rd and Garfield Co Road 216, follows the section boundaries, reflecting the methodical land division of the American West. This 2020 map documents the persistent ranching and open-country character of the region, where family and local history are often tied to specific draws and named features like Engine Draw.