2017 Map of Bowdoin

About this map

Nelson Reservoir and the surrounding plains of Phillips County dominate this landscape, reflecting a region defined by water management and natural drainage. The small settlement of Bowdoin sits in the southwestern portion of the map, closely tied to the Bowdoin Cem nearby. The terrain is shaped by the winding course of Beaver Creek and the notable Dry Lake Unit, illustrating the hydrologic complexity of the Montana prairie. To the northeast, the presence of Sleeping Buffalo Hot Springs indicates the geothermal activity of the area, while the rising elevations of the Larb Hills and Thomas Coulee frame the eastern edge of the survey. The transport network is anchored by Old Hwy 2 and several local access routes like Bowdoin Rd and S Lake Access Rd, which connect these remote agricultural and recreational sites.