1979 Map of Beaver Flats North

About this map

Beaver Flats defines this portion of Carter County, where a complex network of seasonal drainages carved out the ranching landscape of the late twentieth century. In the southern reaches, the Schofield Sch stands as a local landmark near the Beaver Flats Road, reflecting the rural educational infrastructure of the period. The terrain is marked by notable watercourses like O'Fallon Creek and Little Beaver Creek, which dictate the movement across the range. High ground is anchored by the Ekalaka West Base, while long-distance travel is represented by the Miles City Cutoff winding through the northern sections. The map reveals a highly structured land division system, with Section lines frequently used as fence boundaries across the drainages of West Fork Hanley Creek and Lily Creek. This survey captures the region's character as a working cattle landscape defined by family-named landmarks and water-access points.