2017 Map of Ash Creek West

About this map

Coal Bank Hill and Penick Coulee define the undulating relief of this Garfield County landscape, where the drainage patterns of several small creeks dictate the layout of the land. In this 2017 study, the high plateau of the Big Dry country is carved by Ash Cr and Lost Cr, reflecting the intermittent water cycles common to the northern plains. The primary artery for navigation through these ranchlands is Haxby Rd, which winds through township boundaries including t23n r41e and t22n r41e. The topographical detail captures the subtle coulees and ridges that have shaped land use in this part of Montana for generations, providing an essential record for those tracing family ranching interests or land ownership across the open range.