2017 Map of Ash Creek East

About this map

Fort Peck Lake dominates this 2017 landscape, where the intricate shoreline of the Dry Arm and Rock Creek Bay meets the high plains of Eastern Montana. Straddling the Garfield and McCone County line, the map documents a geography defined by its dramatic erosion patterns and water-cut drainages. The complex network of coulees, such as Jawbone Coulee, Bell Coulee, and CBC Spring Coulee, illustrates how seasonal runoff has carved deep into the terrain surrounding the massive reservoir. In the southeast, Daniels Point offers a prominent vantage over the Coyote Basin. Though largely uninhabited, the area is connected by rural routes like South Rock Creek Road, providing access to various creek forks including North Fork Box Creek, Cat Creek, and Lost Creek.