2011 Map of Beaver Flats South

About this map

Beaver Flats defines this portion of Carter County, Montana, where a vast network of drainage systems converges across the high plains. The terrain is punctuated by significant landmarks like Big Hill and Newberry Knob, offering essential navigation points in this open country. Water sources, vital for regional ranching and wildlife, are meticulously documented through features such as Bronco Sam Spring and Michael Spring. A sparse road network, including Powderville Rd, Sterns Rd, and Georgie S Rd, connects the distant corners of the landscape. The hydrological pattern is dominated by the winding paths of Little Beaver Creek, Sheep Camp Creek, and Ewalt Creek, which together with Hehn Draw illustrate the natural erosion and drainage of the Montana prairie.