2014 Map of Biddle

About this map

Biddle serves as the primary focal point of this ranching landscape in southeastern Montana. The Little Powder River winds northward through the terrain, joined by a network of seasonal drainages including Badger Cr and Blacktail Cr. The map captures the organized township and range system typical of the Western plains, with section lines crossing over landforms such as Wilson Gulch and Rambo Gulch. Transportation in the area is defined by MT-59, which parallels the river valley, providing the main artery for local travel and agricultural transport. The abundance of named coulees and creeks, such as Prairie Dog Cr and Williams Cr, reflects the critical importance of water sources and drainage patterns in this semi-arid environment during the early 21st century.