1985 Map of Bohemian Corners

About this map

Bohemian Corners serves as the central namesake for this 1985 Fergus County survey, which documents a landscape defined by an intricate network of drainage systems in central Montana. The topography is dominated by the winding paths of Box Elder Creek and Bear Creek, where the terrain transitions through a series of complex coulees and ridges typical of this prairie region. Just south of the northern border, Coal Hill rises above the surrounding valleys, providing a significant geographical landmark in an area otherwise characterized by sparse settlement and wide-open rangeland. The presence of Blood Creek in the northwest corner further illustrates the importance of water sources in the development and navigation of this territory. This mapping effort, based on aerial photography from the late 1970s, captures the rural infrastructure of the era, centered on the intersection of Highway 191 and the local landmarks that defined life in this portion of Montana.